I am sure every one who is interested in blogging knows that there’s money to be made and I am sure many of us have already heard of BloggerWave, after their teething problems. Well, I personally have no problems with them except that I wish they have more opportunities for us. I realize that their links are NOFOLLOW links and that is good news to us, bloggers.

If you would like to make money with your blog, from your blog, you may want to check out BloggerWave. You can submit up to five blogs to the system which means more opportunities for you to make money with your blogs!

Some of you may know that I have three Blogger blogs and due to the frequency of posting, I have to enter the verification code each time I publish a new post. Well, I know that they did say that if I were human, I would have no problems reading that verification code or that I could send a note to them to tell them I want my blog reviewed to lift the requirement for verification each time I publish or even edit a post. But I decided not to.

Anyway, I’ve been doing OK but I don’t know how many of you noticed, recently, the verification code is getting more and more difficult to decipher! I keep getting them wrong and each time, I at least have to enter the code two times before getting it right. There are times, on bad days that I would only get it right after four times!

Luckily there is no limit of the number of tries we get, like banking security or something and our account would get locked if we failed after X attempts LOL Maybe other people do not find it difficult to read at all. Maybe it’s my eyes… or my brains!

When I was invited to Social Spark a month or two ago, I went to check out the site. I told my friend that I will not be registering because it’s “nothing special”. In fact, the site was pretty confusing and I did not have the time to explore.

I also did not like it that we are made to socialize with other bloggers and/or advertisers and by the time I received my invitation, I could see that cliques have already been formed. I am not a social blogger so I don’t see how I could fit in. Later, I was told that a friend’s blog was rejected and I thought that to get accepted into Social Spark, we would have to submit virgin blogs. I am still undecided if I should submit any of my virgin blogs.

What I like about SocialSpark, though, is that all links are NOFOLLOW. I wish that Social Spark was already in place when I started paid blogging but it’s not possible to turn back time. What I don’t like is the in-post disclosure. I do not see the need to bring it up so obviously since my posts are usually written based on my own life, my experiences or those of my friends and people I know. So whether they do contain a link to a product, website or service or not I would still have written that post in a similar fashion.

I just registered with Social Spark and have submitted a blog for approval. I hope that it is approved so that I could use the features of the website fully. When I was registering, I felt that we had to enter irrelevant information like favorite team sports, shoe size and favorite color. I know this is supposed to help advertisers to decide whom to send products for reviews BUT coming from Malaysia, it’s not as if we get product reviews at all. This is my Social Spark profile and it is pretty empty right now but I was surprised to see that the Boss is now my friend. I think he goes around being buddies with all new members.

I hope that as time goes on, I will be more comfortable with the Social Spark and will not feel as if the site is overloaded with information and features.