Hmmm… I wonder if anyone over at MySpace would buy power tools. I just need to find the right angle…

haha brian

Myspace can be used by Professionals to market their products by creating interactive customized templates.

Invite users to their group. Provide technical assistance and help to existing customers etc…Involve in community marketing.

Regards
Praveen

Myspace can be used as Social Networking tool by creating customized templates and inviting users for help, knowledge about products, assistance.

Interesting forum def. worth the read.

I’ve marketed on MySpace successfully. I’ll look into the site.

sure is a good forum. i have learnt a lot in 3-4 months since the time i have joined this forum.
new members are always welcomed

I’ve looked into it, but I dislike MySpace so much that I haven’t brought myself to doing it…yet

Thank you for the mention Jeremy. I look forward to seeing the next thing you come up with as well.

thanks for the forum link . I am just curious to know myspace users actually buy? most of them are there for flirt do they really purchase….. any success story i would love to hear.

The forum is attracting some great designers which is a boon for us Myspace resource site owners who don’t have time to design our own stuff.There is some really high quality stuff for sale there.
Another thing I like about the forum is that it is honest and not full of people telling you how to make a quick buck by spamming the life out of Myspace.Great for honest webmasters who wish to build a long term,profitable Myspace resource site.

MySpace is a good marketing area, in the end. They say that there are about 56 million people there. This should be a good opportunity to promote just about…anything, no?

You should mention that you have to buy something from them in order to be entered into the giveaway for the PS3. The blurb makes it sound like you sign up for an account and then get hooked up with an entry.

Myspace is great for marketing if you can wrap your head around what works and what doesn’t.

I started to work on a MySpace angle but never got serious on it. I guess I’ll need to revisit that.

Yeah, that’s certainly a catch to the whole offer.

I’ve been planning on marketing on MySpace but haven’t got my head around how it works completely. Maybe I’m old-skool but looking at too many Myspace pages in one day makes my head spin lol.

Felt like I had to really dig around the forums to find much meat. Good forum if you are looking for people who will sell you myspace traffic and glitter graphics.

I think DP has better angles on marketing towards the myspace sector. Thanks for the link.

Does anyone really do any MySpace marketing that’s worth anything? (other than webcam babes, of course)

Have you seen the thread about MySpace marketing being dead over at Warrior Forum?

I haven’t done much that is worth yet. What are you on to then?

I agree. With such a viable source of potential clients for them to tap on, one way is to get their attention where they are most focused at. That’s MySpace for them.

I see it all the time. Meanwhile people are netting 6 figures a month purely on MySpace Marketing. I have a unique position being the admin of the forum, so I get talk to the people who don’t advertise how much they make. I do pretty well for myself, but what some of these people make of myspace alone is enough to make my jaw drop.

It’s an interesting community to say the least.

The income that you have just said is indeed awing for online marketing. Seems unbelievable, yet is the truth. Interesting.

IT was something big to do last Spring, don’t know anymore.

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Well i will surely have to take a peak at this site.

If the quantity is large enough, yes.

That is sure a lot. Six figures is amazing.

That’s what I assumed. I’ll dig around just a little more.

Good point. With that many people, even if you’re only pulling a very small percentage it should still be worth something.

Yeah, six figures seems hard to swallow, but I guess it wouldn’t be impossible, just not likely for all but a few.

Great forum. Cost seems to be the biggest issue. Marketing on/for MySpace isn’t cheap. If your product doesn’t sell you could be out a lot of dough.

I’ve tried to market on MySpace before and within a week or two, the profiles have always been deleted. They catch anything other than a 100% personal profile, and they delete it. Has been happening A LOT lately, not just to me.

p.s. - it was a profile I made about my blog, no products/spam/etc. - just goes to show how strict they’re getting. I’m not worried about it though, MySpace’s membership is going down the drain, rapidly.

Interesting isn’t it… The hypocrisies of these startups is something that’s always gotten on my nerves. Thwart your users for demonstrating the same techniques your business model was founded on.

Cheers MySpace.

thanks for the heads up, I have done a little Myspace marketing on sites of mine, affective but a lot of work

Wonder whats gonna happen now with the whole myspace cease and desist thing.

I was always wondering how many people have myspace and if they do it just for money or for fun.

i’d be careful of doin anything with myspace now that they’ve pwned all the spammers there going after widgets…. photobucket has been shot down

I’ve noticed MySpace has become nothing but a large cess pool of spammers. It’s unbelievable to be totally honest.