Marketing on MySpace do's and Do nots

Sending bulletins do this to an account :

A) Friends go oh bugger this guy is a scammer.

B) "Click" report as spam - then you're banned.

C) Click ignore/delete friend.

D) Friends with more than 1000 friends wont even see he bulletin nor will their visitors as bulletins are hidden after 1000 friends are gained.

Bulletins are now deemed shite because friends can choose to show HTML or not within bulletins, the links are now cloaked by MySpace and may be tracked.

Bulltins are good for :

A) Advertising a secondary (MySpace) account or other accounts.

B) The occasional whore train or whore me (spam) to boost friend count.

C) A video from MySpace or Youtube, to boost your views.

The value of a MySpace account is :

A) Building up a relationship with clients and friends.

B) Gaining traffic (will cover that in a second)

C) Advertising your sites (yes it's possible)

On to traffic :

A) Place links and images within your profile.

B) Get some sexy images up - you can now embed a link within a picture.

C) Chat and communicate on your message board and spend time replying to friends.

D) Use your Blog to talk about your site and what you really do.

E) Create a cool video and put it in a bulletin.

The Myths :

Myth One : You're not allowed to place links in profiles.

That's BS, have a look on MySpace and look at all the profiles with the custom and pre-made layouts, all of which have links back to the MySpace Resource site - there's a tip there for Resource sites.

The Bots are sh1T : Friend Adders, Trains Submitters etc.

Whore Trains : These are useless, I have made one, I have tested many, none work that good, all you do is attract similar spammers and webmasters, hence you get stuck in same loop with them and trade spam.

Whore Train Submitter : Exactly the same as above, submitting to multiple trains is pretty much useless and the scripts are out dated within days - webmasters move trains frequently, whore trains are also effected by every change within MySpace coding tweaks - deliberate tweaks, most recent change effected the majority of trains hotlinking to members profile pic's and deemed all trains useless that relied on members images.

Instant Message Bot's : Well these are useless again, may aswell do this manually as the captcha codes are enforced upon every comment now - scripts don't bypass them, and HTML is turned off or on by members.

Bulletin Posting Bot's : Again useless, you can do the exact same thing via your own page, OK one plus is that you can bulletin several accounts at once - to bad that you have multiple friends across different accounts and any one with a brain will realise that 2 or even 5 of the same bulletin sent by multiple accounts/friends has been sent by a bot - say good by to 50-80% of your friends when they realise.

There's only one good bot' : A friend adder, where you submit to 300 - 500 chosen accounts (by demographic, gender, country of origin, age or even age of the account), but again this is flawed as MySpace has set a limit per requests a day and this amount is always changing - hence you are risking account deletion.

I have found the best method is to follow the rules of MySpace and create or even purchase an account, and work from there, do this regularly and I mean regularly :

A) Update pictures and cross promote accounts via the new "Tag" option, this is simply placing another members profile link within the picture/image.

B) Comment on Peoples pages - popular accounts work well/best.

C) Reply to your comments - thus leaving your image link on their page.

D) Chat in private to friends.

E) Reply to comments left by members.

F) Just keep active.

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I have been doing this for quite some time now and my best account is natural, it's quite viral once you're active, I have about 100 natural friend requests daily and every time I accept (a friend) my image appears on their page - creating even more exposure, it really does go viral.

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