This post brought to you by IZEA . All opinions are 100% mine.
I have worked with IZEA since I first started blogging! My very first sponsored post was for them! :) So I was so excited to hear that IZEA is rolling out a brand new platform not just for bloggers but for anyone with a social media presence! Yay!
You can connect all of your accounts in one spot ~ your blog, Flickr, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram & more. Now you will be able to have sponsorship opportunities from tweets to videos & everything in between! Sounds fun, right? :) Right now this new platform is open to pre-registration. I just signed up, & now I have my #purpleticket! Yay! You can sign up, too, & you'll be one of the first to gain access to this all new system!
If you haven't heard of IZEA before I thought it be fun to share some of my favorite SocialSpark campaigns that I've participated in the past. First up are these delicious apple cinnamon pancakes. These pancakes are so yummy! Definitely one of my family's favorite breakfast recipes! Keep on reading to see some of my other favorites. :)
I really love the campaigns that involve making something crafty! I've had several fun campaigns with Duck Tape! Isn't Duck Tape awesome? I made this DIY book cover for back to school & then a DIY clutch for the Stuck on Prom campaign. So fun! :)
I also had a lot of fun with this campaign where I got to make this cute polka dot pot! It's one of my most favorite post ever! Sooooo cute! :)
Now this campaign was one of my kiddos favorites. They really loved reviewing these Switch & Grow Dinos. This was over a year ago, and they still play with these all the time! :)
If you'd like to take part in fun campaigns like these & see all the new & exciting opportunities from the brand new IZEA make sure you stop by & get your #purpleticket! :)
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This post was created for Ginger Snap Crafts by Ginger Bowie.
