As of April 1st (next Thursday) the IZEA Message Boards will be shut down permanently. For a couple of reasons we are migrating all of our support to Get Satisfaction, which we’ve been using since last July. So what does this mean for you, a member of our Community? Simply that you’ll have one centralized location to find out everything you need to know about IZEA and our platforms.
Current Boards
Get Satisfaction
To access the IZEA Get Satisfaction support forums, you can visit GetSatisfaction.com/izea or click on the “Feedback” tab in any of our social media marketing platforms.
Get Satisfaction is an open, public forum. Users can interact with one another as well as with members of the IZEA Team. Anyone can view the content; however, if you would like to contribute content you’ll need to create an account and profile.
In addition to Get Satisfaction don’t forget you can reach us on any of our Twitter accounts!
A huge thank you to our users who have been active on the boards over the past three-and-a-half years, and to our Moderators as well! Our Community could not have grown as it did without your participation. R.I.P., Message Boards.
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What a pity…
Did someone hyjack your messageboard once it shut down? The link to the twitter account takes you to IZEAinc and not IZEA on Twitter. Looks like something in Russian.
@Jan: Can you clarify which link you’re referring to? Thanks!
The fact that it’s Get Satisfaction just ruins it for me! I like to reference songs in everything I encounter, and the only one I can think of is “I Can’t Get No Satisfaction”, which totally undermines the whole concept here.
How about offering a “Get No Satisfaction” area, where you give witty, and sarcastic advise and answers to everyone’s questions.
Now that would be something worth spending hours a day using!
It’s really interesting to see this thing come full circle. I remember when I launched the first PayPerPost (Izea) message boards. The place was active and the community was amazing. Izea made the poor (my personal opinion) decision to do basically what I was already doing for free. Of course, once the Izea message boards launched, it killed mine since they had the branding. I think Izea would have really benefited from some third party message boards that they had to do nothing to manage. Oh well, water under a bridge now. Just fun to look back and think what might have been for both Izea and myself. I’d have had a cool message board with a lot of passionate users and Izea would have had more cycles to develop core products instead of being distracted by the message boards.
Good times. To all the original posties (you know who you are), thanks for the memories. The best part of this all is that a couple weeks ago I quit my day job and became a full time blogger. I definitely couldn’t have done that without the motivation that PayPerPost provided.
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