IZEA!- An idea for social media advertising!
Posted on July 6th, 2008 by Phalgun Shenoy under UncategorizedSocial media marketing services have attained global acceptance amongst advertisers as the advertiser focused social network re-invents the way online marketers identify and empower the brand advocates. Bloggers play pivotal role in social marketing network and it has grown acceptance and awareness amongst bloggers about the magnitude of potential that their blogs unlocked the tremendous direct marketing value, as their blog services offer the comprehensive solution for targeting, transacting and facilitating media marketing across a vast pool of advertisers and readers! Here is izea.com - the website of the world’s largest social media advertising network that empowers everyone to value and exchange content, creativity and influence by offering solutions in a complete and understandable way to their clients, users, and investors bringing the advertisers and bloggers together on one platform!
Both advertisers and bloggers can register for free at SocialSpark to create online, searchable public profiles. Advertisers provide information about their products or services, and bloggers can share information about themselves, their readers and their blog content. Registered users on izea.com can search for complimentary matches, interact with each other, create networks, issue ratings, send messages, and ultimately capitalize on shared interests. The automated campaign CPC and CPM data as well as the buzz surrounding their brands can be monitored by the advertisers across the blogosphere!
To know more just log on to izea.com and find out about IZEA as it offers a wide variety of Social Media Marketing services, from blog posts, blog sponsorships and even product sampling and how you can benefit from it!


July 6th, 2008 at 12:41 pm
I think this is a good idea as long as we can discern what is paid blogging, independent review and genuine endorsement. I’m all for monetisation (don’t get me wrong) but I think the collective readership of the blogosphere will want some kind of assurance that the web isn’t turning into one big infomercial.