Make some good money using SocialSpark!

We all want to make money online, or at least you do because you came to this web site. You can make really good money blogging on SocialSpark . SocialSpark is a social networking site that allows you to make money by posting articles that advertisers pay you to write that includes a link to their website. So how do you get started?! There are a few requirements to make money with Social Spark. Basically, your blog must:

* Be at least 30 days old, with at least 10 pre-existing posts written in the last 30 days.
* Have chronological archives.
* Contain content that is original to you and the blog.
* Be a text/written content blog, meaning no message boards, websites, IM, photoblogs, vlogs, etc.
* Have only one author.
* Not include 'no follow' tags.
* Be a blog written in the English language. We do make note of any blogs submitted in other languages so we may share those as we encounter Advertisers seeking them.
* Not be a blog kept primarily for earning money.

SocialSpark code of ethics include a 100% Audit-able In-Post Disclosure system, 100% Transparency images which are used for tracking purposes, 100% Real Opinions are written on each post! You are not paid to say anything you don’t want to say on your blog! Posting articles on your blog 100% Search Engine Friendly. Search engines will crawl your blog and will actually create far more links to your blog with other keywords that may not be related to your blog’s content. What does this mean? More traffic to your blog which can lead to a higher ranking in Google.

What happens when life gets in the way of blogging?

I joined SocialSpark today and was reading some blogs on there and a good question came up. What happens when life gets in the way and you are unable to blog for any length of time? Do you call in one of your favorite blog subscribers who are familiar with your blog? Do you blog from your cell phone? What if you get sick with the flu and can’t even get out of bed or a hurricane hits your town and you are not connected to the outside world for a few days or weeks? How do you prevent all your hard work from going down the drain?

Many bloggers spend on average 12 hours a day in front of the computer. Think of all the promoting you have done, all of the readers who have you on their rss subscriptions, think of the money lost from sponsored posts or advertising.

This is a new project for me. I am going to review blogging services and tools and see what I can come up with. I am glad I stumbled across that blog article.