Bloggerwave - The wave has come closer

Alright, let's talk about
Bloggerwave!

To begin with, I was quite skeptical about these AdBlogging franchises, but you can't say you don't like it before having tried it right? Anyways, I've decided to try a more local AdBlogging service located in Hellerup, Denmark. And yes, this is obviously Bloggerwave of course. In all its essence, Bloggerwave let's you take on different writing opportunities requested by companies that have some product, which they'd like bloggers like you and me to talk about. It's kind of an indirect advertising, but nevertheless, it actually seems like fun and let's me hone my communication skills further.

On the contrary though, I am still a reviewer who'd like to expand my criticism to more than rock releases. Like everything else, Bloggerwave.com has up and downsides, which would be optimal to draw into the light in order to clarify the site's content better.

! Upsides:

- The functionality of the site is easy to follow and straight forward. If you click "Get Started" you will be moved to a user registration form immediately. That's the spirit.

- Even though Bloggerwave's CEO has been talking about re-making the design to further increase the site's functionality, the current design is sleek and pleasing to the eye. I see through my fingers with the "Post opportunity" section of the site, it looks like every other AdBlogging service's "Post opportunity" section, but heck, it's alright.

! Downsides:

- The "Post opportunity" section is quite peculiar, given that the only opportunity that exists is writing about Bloggerwave.com. There aren't any "Latest opportunities" at all, only a non clickable image about "School Theory", which could guide bloggers into doubting the amount of requests the site has to offer.

- Even though Bloggerwave.com is founded in Denmark, it seems that it's only bloggers of other countries that are listed on their "Top Five Earners", and this seems quite interesting when they're advertising with Danish AdSense commercials through Google.

Currently, there's more to stumble upon, but my first impression of Bloggerwave is a mixed feeling. I hope that they'll evolve and add a lot more opportunities to their bloggers, so we will get an active, Danish adblogging site. Good luck! 3/5