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Myspace... again. But it's working pretty damn well for me!

Discussion in 'Social Networks' started by fireflyproject, Jun 11, 2006.

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    Hey guys, for those that don't know, I run a website called "The Firefly Project". It's pretty new. I only released it about two weeks ago. I'm slowly adding articles to it, and started a newsletter. I've advertised ONLY through myspace so far. After two weeks I'm averaging at 500 uniques a day. Just wanna reccomend myspace to anyone who is doubting it so far. If you're age group is early 20 something's (like mine) then it's easy to target them there.
     
    fireflyproject, Jun 11, 2006 IP
  2. Will.Spencer

    Will.Spencer NetBuilder

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    For us old guys, can you tell us more about how this works?
     
    Will.Spencer, Jun 12, 2006 IP
  3. illusion

    illusion Peon

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    1. You post a bulletin with a generally large myspace account.
    2. You wait for people to look at your bulletin through there accounts
    3. They click on your link/ad
    4. You get traffic

    Depending on the people online or in the friends list you can get a lot of traffic ;)
     
    illusion, Jun 12, 2006 IP
  4. Will.Spencer

    Will.Spencer NetBuilder

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    What is the general process to create a "generally large myspace account?"
     
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    Will -- I'm not sure but I've seen people with large myspace accounts selling 'bulletins' on their accounts, i.e., pay me x amount and I'll post a bulletin about your site and even recommend it. :)
     
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  6. illusion

    illusion Peon

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    There are people who charge to do this. But you can buy automatic train adders like the one found at http://www.thewhorelist.com and you can also buy accounts from places like http://www.aimunderground.net

    Hope that helps
     
    illusion, Jun 12, 2006 IP
  7. MattUK

    MattUK Notable Member

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    Thanks for the advice, I'll take a look at that. Myspace marketing seems to be working fairly well for a lot of people.
     
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  8. fireflyproject

    fireflyproject Active Member

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    Trains are a BAD idea for the marketer, here's why. 100% UNTARGETED. If you want to be successful in any type of marketing online these days, targeted traffic is the way to go. I reccomend splurging a couple bucks on a program that will send friend invites out for you. The program I am using right now works wonders. It allows me to use the browse function to find a targeted group, then I choose how many to send the invites to, and it goes, bypassing CAPTCHA while it's at it.

    As far as how I get the word out, yes, the bulletins. However I don't send stupid "WHORE MY SITE!" bulletins. I send out articles with a link to my site down at the bottom. Most of the guys on my friend list like the information that I send through the bulletin, and will visit the links that I will post at the end.
     
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    MattUK Notable Member

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    What program are you using?
     
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  10. fireflyproject

    fireflyproject Active Member

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    That's the one secret I'm keeping ;) It's easily found on google though, "Friend Adder" search for that and you'll find a ton.
     
    fireflyproject, Jun 12, 2006 IP
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    FriendBot Suite is very good..
     
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  12. Greg-J

    Greg-J I humbly return to you.

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    The only success I have had advertising using myspace bulletins are when I advertise my myspace resource site(s). Obviously the answer is clear on why, but if I knew the demo of the average myspace user it might be easier to target.
     
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    using it with described techniques will works for you
     
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  14. Will.Spencer

    Will.Spencer NetBuilder

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    '... most of the searchers for "myspace" turn out to be female (57%), and over a quarter are in the effervescent 13-17 age bracket.' -- Yahoo Buzz
     
    Will.Spencer, Jun 13, 2006 IP
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    Should work well for my celebrity gossip forum then, maybe I should look more seriously at it.
     
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    I think it could work awesomely for that sort of thing Matt. Try it out and let us know how it goes!
     
    fireflyproject, Jun 13, 2006 IP
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    Does anyone know the html code involved for adding a link for people to post your bulletin from your site?
     
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    i hope myspace stops bullitens
    you guys are killing the site
    SPAMMERS!
     
    munt, Jun 13, 2006 IP
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    Yeah shame on you non-SEO freaks for wanting to get non-targeted traffic...lol..blah blah blah
     
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  20. fryman

    fryman Kiss my rep

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    I totally agree to that

    But they will soon put a stop to this. It is ridiculous how people are promoting all kind of junk now. Promoting a site myspace-related site is ok, but sending out bulletins with unrelated junk is absurd.
     
    fryman, Jun 13, 2006 IP