Think of a place where thousands of Bloggers and advertisers will meet, make friends and create a nice social environment ! Wouldn’t it be nice if such a place existed? Think of all the possibilities… Well, the wait is over. SocialSpark is now live.

If you have a blog, and have not created your profile there, get one. My profile is here. The best part of being there is the fact that users visiting the site are able to browse the public profiles of advertisers and bloggers along with their associated sponsorship and blog related data. Make friends, and hang out in the desired circle.

SocialSpark is a place for advertisers to interact with bloggers who are willing to take pay per post type advertising and run with it. It’s the first social network of its kind which has been designed with view of the interest of both the Bloggers and the advertisers.

Through the discussions I could realize that people get some kind of confusion on taking the posts as it is designed in different way than PPP. People have to wait for the slot. The better way would be to offer the first post for everyone who enrolls and make them realize how to get oriented into the system through the very post written by them.

However, SocialSpark isn’t just a pretty face. It’s a whole new advertising and community concept altogether. It has been created from the ground up by IZEA, the same guys who developed PayPerPost. That’s right!

Unlike PPP, however, SocialSpark takes a whole new approach to blog advertisement. For instance, every post must have a disclosure badge, so that everyone knows what they’re reading. Also, all links must have the no-follow attribute, so that linking to advertisers’ sites don’t hurt your blog page rankings.

But there’s more! SocialSpark adds a bunch of community tools that help bloggers and advertisers know each other and write to each other even before they write a line in a blog post. SocialSpark is full of communication tools that allow all of its members to know each other and interact in ways never seen before.

In short, SocialSpark is here to stay. Although it’s only been around for a couple of months (in beta), it has a large number of members and the adoption rate is increasing on a daily basis. So, whether you’re an advertiser or a blogger, or you’re just curious about this whole new concept in blog advertising, check SocialSpark out. You won’t be disappointed.