Monthly Archive for February, 2009

  • Cheeky Tweets

    February 27, 2009 by ted murphy 9 Comments

    Here are your Cheeky Tweets for the week. Enjoy! If you find these Tweets entertaining you might want to consider checking-out the individual profiles. The handles are: @Dan_Christensen @andreayager @mrsfgc @HeatherinBC @marywallace @krystyl @MartyatIZEA @codeninja @KittyBradshaw @marcmalkin @aschek

  • IZEA ’staches-it-up for charity!

    February 27, 2009 by ted murphy 2 Comments

    The IZEA Team is getting wild-and-crazy in the name of charity for the next two weeks. Wanna know more, and how you can get involved? Here's the skinny: The Contest Contest starts today, February 27th at IZEA Loco and ends at 3:00pm on Thursday, March 12th, 2009 Those IZEA team members wanting to enter will contribute $10 and choose a ... more...

  • SocialSpark’s CDN is down

    February 25, 2009 by Trevor Griffin No Comments

    If you've visited SocialSpark in the last couple of minutes you may have noticed that the styles, javascript files, and images aren't loading. These are hosted on our Content Delivery Network, which appears to be down. Rest assured we're working on this and we'll have the site restored to normal as soon as possible.Update 11:14AM ESTOur CDN has informed ... more...

  • PayPerPost Release Today

    February 25, 2009 by Priscilla Payne No Comments

    We've got some changes rolling out today.  Customer Love will be tweeting to let you all know when it is happening.  Here's the scoop on what it will entail:The system has had a quirky error for some time in the way that it assigns links out to bloggers as they take reservations.  The problem would manifest by allowing more ... more...

  • Zero Tolerance for Click Fraud

    February 23, 2009 by Carri 7 Comments

    Last week we launched our first wide scale CPC Opportunities in SocialSpark. On a high level things went great. We generated a lot of high quality traffic for our advertisers and the system worked as planned. However, a small group of bloggers decided to try and take advantage of the system by participating in click farms, repeatedly clicking on ... more...
 
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