Comments MySpace Script

If you visit MySpace and do some browsing then the question will almost answer itself. Basically, you need to create a profile and then invite others to be your friends. This can be a because after you have invited 40 you will be required to enter in a CAPTCHA to keep on going. There are several marketing guides out there that tell you of ways to accelerate this.

The reason you want to enlarge your network of friends is because then you will be able to post bulletins that all the people in your network will see. Besides bulletins you can send private messages or just put comments up on your main page. A good profile page is also very important because this is like the About me page on Ebay. You can tell a little bit about yourself and embed links to other sites or even post links to places where you are an affiliate of. MySpace with 300 million users can be a great place to focus your marketing to certain niche groups.

You can have videos on your MySpace page and also post these videos to places like YouTube, Google Video and Yahoo video. My son has a large network on one of his accounts and he is an affiliate for one program where he gets paid every time a person goes to the site from one of his pages. In a test he made $30 in only ten minutes time. Just think what you could make in an entire day with marketing like this.

There is a site called FriendStorm that helps you to increase your number of friends a lot faster than just using the MySpace tools plus there are several bots out there that are designed to speed up everything for you. A lot of these Bots now are getting much faster than they used to run with programs like BadderAdder. I tried one a few days ago which was like a turbo charged version of BadderAdder called Buddypromoter. Besides just a friend adder it had a lot of other useful features.

I know of a few marketers who use the site MySpace very well. They have large networks of friends and they say they are making good income from MySpace. Another unusual tool on MySpace is called a Whore Train. Back when I grew up a Whore was not a person you would bring home to meet your parents but on MySpace it is a good tool. It allows you to create a network of friends by having other users invite others to add you to their network.

I see a lot of banners for other companies all over the site MySpace. I use Hostgator for all my personal web hosting needs and I now see their banners all over the place now. MySpace also has forums and groups where you are able to more freely interact with other MySpacer’s. Now you would think that on a site like this somebody could create a post on your account that you do not like you can just delete it. If a post is blatant SPAM they even allow you to alert the moderators to this..

My article is only meant to give you a brief on marketing on the site MySpace. I said earlier that there are many publications out there that will completely expand on what I have said here. One site that I know of is MySpaceJobKiller which has a site with the same name. This book will reveal a lot of shortcuts getting you to the point of making more money a lot faster than just doing everything by experimentation.

Basically what it all comes down to is MySpace has so many different groups so if your niche was lets say Rose Gardening you could find several groups pertaining to either roses or even just gardening. You could even market adult products on this site as I have seen several groups that are questionable. Groups like Bad Girls or Naughty Girls. And the same with the other Gender. I have had several escorts approaching me on MySpace including Strippers and a few other services which I will need to learn about first.

If all you want a MySpace profile for is marketing then I have found that the profiles of good looking young ladies with pictures have a lot of friends. If you can find a bot that will create profiles like this for you then you’ve got it made. I’ve heard that some bots even have whats called a profile grabber that will find some pretty good background images for your MySpace profile. MySpace is not just a site to network and make friends.


- Jeffrey A Solochek, I

For those who may not have heard of it, http://MySpace.com is an enormous “social networking” website that has taken the internet by storm. As of early 2007, it was estimated that nearly half of the American populace over the age of 14 had at least one account at MySpace, with the result of account numbers approaching 150 million as of this writing. Every day thousands of new accounts are created at MySpace, many of these for marketing purposes. But is it a good idea to use this vast resource for marketing and attempts at making money online?

The story goes that MySpace was originally designed with musicians and artists in mind, even thought its founders Tom Anderson and Chris DeWolfe were clearly tried-and-true businessmen themselves whose previous businesses included selling email addresses to marketers, resulting in numerous complaints about spamming. The long and tumultuous history of MySpace ended up with young Tom and Chris making a fortune when MySpace was bought by megamedia maven Rupert Murdoch for hundreds of millions of dollars. Murdoch promptly aimed to turn MySpace into another of his corpulent cash cows.

With such a background, it would seem that MySpace would be a rich mine for marketing and marketers, and many people believe that it is. In fact, many marketers have made thousands - some, rumor has it, even millions - of dollars on MySpace, and an entire industry of MySpace marketing techniques and products has cropped up, including ebooks, video courses and software. Some of these methods and products are legit, in the sense that they play by the MySpace rules, but a number of them violate MySpace’s rigid “anti-marketing” terms of service. This fact has not stopped either unwary or unscrupulous individuals from using these services to create a massive amount of accounts with automated software that includes the ability to add thousands of friends per day, for example, essentially developing a huge “mailing list” to send messages and bulletins to. MySpace’s non-marketing population, however, becomes peeved with the endless solicitations to download ringtones and engage in other marketing ploys. With enough complaints from the MySpace community, these accounts are quickly deleted, without notice. With such a large number of accountholders, however, not a few innocent individuals have gotten caught in this trap as well and had their accounts summarily removed. The question remains then, can the MySpace community bring fruits to its laborers? Technically, yes, because MySpace’s purported purpose is to showcase talent and creativity, such that musicians and artists, for example, are actually encouraged to market or “show themselves off.”

All of the marketing prohibition appears odd in consideration of the fact that MySpace itself appears to have been devised with the desire of targeting the youthful demographic of 18-35, with its large amount of disposable income. MySpace itself uses the personal information provided by users to sell to them, but its TOS are evidence that it is jealously guarding its market. Nevertheless, even while adhering strictly to MySpace’s terms of service there are certainly “kosher” ways to make money on this megasite, and many will continue to do so. With an enormous online presence that has eclipsed even Google, it seems that MySpace and its bevy of hungry artists and marketers are here to stay.


- Jamie Clarkson

MySpace is a social networking website where millions of individuals around the world share information related to their family, friends, interests, hobbies, work, and more! This international website offers a number of key features and benefits that draw the attention of millions of users on a daily basis. It allows individuals to create a personalized website to do anything that they want with! MySpace users can enjoy interacting with others through email messages, various forums, through a personalized blog, bulletins, various communities, and even music and videos! If you want to be a part of the world’s number one social networking website, we will inform you how to get started on MySpace here!

Account Creation

It is relatively simple to engage in account creation on MySpace. You just need a few minutes, an email address, and the time to provide some pretty basic information about yourself. Once you have done this, it is important and necessary to take the time to read the terms of your membership on this social networking website. Once this is completed, you will be welcomed to the website with open arms! This is done by an activation email. It will be sent to the email address that you used to create your account on MySpace. You simply open and click! Then, you are in! Your door to the world and many of the individuals will be opened so that you can do what you want! Advertise yourself, talk about your career, provide news, even advertise and market your merchandise, videos, and music!

Basic Requirements

In order to join the most popular and fastest growing online community in the world, there are a few basic requirements that must be met. These requirements have been established in order to secure your safety, personal information, and to make your online usage an exciting and rewarding adventure. In addition to this, these requirements have been established to ensure that everyone in the MySpace community can be safe and enjoy their online experience as well. Individuals who join this website should be at least fourteen years old. It is important to keep your personal information private to ensure your safety, and properly protect it - this includes your password. You should also ensure that you do not use MySpace for commercial purposes unless this has been previously approved.

Your Profile

Your profile is the page that visitors will see when they visit your page. Many individuals find that this is a very exciting part of becoming a MySpace member. You can customize this page to display your interests, likes, hobbies, work, personal life, and more! The downfall is that in order to create a truly effective and detailed profile, a basic knowledge of HTML is required. The good thing is, there are many MySpace profile generators that will assist you with nearly every aspect of profile creation when it comes to your MySpace page. This makes it extremely easy to develop and design an artistic profile with little or no experience!

In order to start creating a memorable profile, you would simply visit your home page on MySpace and select ‘Edit Profile’. This will be near the image that you can place on your page. Here, you can type information that is related to you, the things that you enjoy, people that you are looking to meet, your lifestyle, and more! If you like, you can add pictures, videos, and music to your MySpace page as well! What better way to show the world who you are and what you are all about? If you are ready to get started on your MySpace page, simply visit the myspace site.


- Kevin Sinclair

I changed my Myspace home page (where you see bulletins, page views, etc.) to the new look and I need to change it back to the default old look. I can’t find the link to change it back. How can I change it, wheres the link?
- slater

I have a myspace supporting a little girl with leukemia. We would really like to spread the word by making a support code to post out in bulletins but aren’t sure how to make one.
- Whitney23

I own a clothing company and we started out doing great and selling a lot, but now that I’ve been around for a while I realized that less and less people are viewing our bulletins on myspace and that means less people are also viewing our online store because most people get there through bulletins, equaling less sales. How can I get more bulletin reads while keeping professional bulletin titles?
- Scarred Clothing

I know it is not a big deal but everything on my home page has shifted into one long column on myspace. My friends, bulletins, subscriptions, everything. Now the total right half is just white. Why is that?
- your mom!

I logged on myspace and was surprised to find that there were bulletins that i didn’t post. They were advertising stuff, such as ringtones or iPods. I was wondering how to get rid of them.
- iemagudspelur