The main advantage of Rizz.Market is that the service focuses on working with marketplaces. You no longer need to search for bloggers and contact them directly or rely on standard advertising exchanges. Here, bloggers find you themselves — you just need to post your product and task. There are several tens of thousands of performers in the database, although there are few large bloggers. Mostly, these are microbloggers with 100-200 followers, although it's claimed that everyone has an audience of 500+. I was lucky — I only collaborated with those who had an active audience, which resulted in sales after the advertising. The process is standard: we discussed the task, received the result, and paid, just like on any exchange. Overall, the service is decent and has potential, but there are a few areas for improvement: 1. Improve support and speed up request processing — you might not get a response until the next day, which is not very convenient; 2. Make the registration of bloggers more stringent, add filters for audience limits and quality — some bloggers responded with rather mediocre accounts; 3. High commission — the platform takes 25%, which I think is quite a lot. Other than that, everything is good, and I will continue to use it.
