Chicky Finance

Even though I received invitation from Social Spark last week, I signed up for the website only after reading dear pf blogger Always the planner’s post about SocialSpark As she mentioned Social Spark has been created by same people who created PayPerPost. The big difference between PayPerPost and Social Spark is with Social Spark you can actually communicate with advertisers. If you think your blog suits certain opps perfectly then you can leave a message to advertiser so they can choose you for the opp. Another thing I liked about this website, you can reserve a space for an opp and if you get it, they send you an email letting you know that you have 12 hours to complete the opp you picked. On the other hand with PPP you have only 6 hours to complete. Their code of ethics includes but not limited to;
-100% Audit-able In-Post Disclosure Their “Help” pages really helpful because first I found their concept little bit confusing however, as read more and more FAQs, it all made sense. It is basically social networking site for bloggers and advertisers. Once you have accepted an 'opportunity', you are required to post a HTML code to carry the "no-follow" attribute. This "no-follow" attribute is designed to protect bloggers and advertisers from search engine penalties based on paid linking. SocialSpark believes that every post should be 100% Search Engine Friendly. This is great because as you know google kind of penalize PayPerPost bloggers by lowering their page ranks.
More Snowflakes on the way! I hope you don’t mind occasional sponsored posts.. Here is my socialspark profile chek it out Chicky Finance