When I Signed Up With SocialSpark
When I signed up with SocialSpark, I was pleased to find the social aspect firmly in place. It’s very much geared toward having members interact with one another by leaving comments on profiles or sending messages to their inbox. There’s also a way for people to give a thumbs-up or thumbs-down that serves as a good motivator to do better with your blog as well as help people size up other people’s blog.
The home page gives you an immediate view of what opportunities are available and they do it a very cool way. There’s a section devoted to several opportunities represented by tiles. Some are small images of the blog or product in question, others (and I don’t know why) are just the default social flame mascot. By clicking through the tiles, you are able to quickly sift through them all the while being told if the opportunity is open and if your blog qualifies. The latter requires that you are a member and that you are logged in, of course.
Another thing that’s different about SocialSpark than it’s sister service, PayPerPost, is that you can reserve a spot for an opportunity. For those of you who have used PPP, you’ve no doubt experienced the frustration with finding the perfect opportunity for a great price, only to find out that there are no more slots to take. But with SocialSpark, you can reserve your spot and wait to be notified when it’s your turn. Currently, there’s no way of knowing when that might arrive, but you’re supposed to have 12 hours to create your post and submit it to receive credit.
Right now, I have quite a few opportunities I’ve signed up for, so I hope they don’t all come in at once. 
Give them a try and if you do, be sure to pay my profile a visit and drop me a comment. I’d love to hear from you.
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