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Is myspace advertising dead? YES

Discussion in 'Social Networks' started by suprastan, Aug 31, 2007.

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    Absolutly. First mySpace changed their captcha so it is impossible to bypass, now they require captcha for each PM you send to a non-friend.

    To advertise in this medium is almost impossible and if you choose to go the bulletin route, who reads bulletins anymore? Everyone knows this is a spam method, even non technical users. So whats next?

    Hi5, Friendster? Yes, until they follow suit..
     
    suprastan, Aug 31, 2007 IP
  2. ExpertForumGuy

    ExpertForumGuy Well-Known Member

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    I still read bulletins!

    ......when my g/f posts a survey.
    ha.

    actually myspace advertising is highly profitable, you really gotta work it a little bit harder now. [ok alot]
     
    ExpertForumGuy, Aug 31, 2007 IP
  3. suprastan

    suprastan Well-Known Member

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    Harder isnt the word.. Its massive amounts of work to become profitable at myspace marketing now. Do you really read all bulletins now? lol
     
    suprastan, Aug 31, 2007 IP
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    bryanw Peon

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    What are the exact limits?

    1. Adding friends
    2. Posting comments, it seems you will be required captcha once when sending comments?
     
    bryanw, Sep 10, 2007 IP
  5. silveraden

    silveraden Banned

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    what is the difference between advertising in myspace and friendster?
     
    silveraden, Sep 10, 2007 IP
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    Kerunai Active Member

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    add 1000000 friends, lure them into clicking at your link and pray to god it converts...;)
     
    Kerunai, Sep 10, 2007 IP
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    Celtik Well-Known Member

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  8. bryanw

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    Doesn't Tagged.com have those limits?
     
    bryanw, Sep 10, 2007 IP
  9. Ankur Sharma

    Ankur Sharma Peon

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    Myspace marketing isnt dead. No way , you just have to change the way you market . There are some bots who can bypass captcha , dont ask me the names . However , if you can find them , then start something viral. Or best something controversial. People will start adding you and you will create huge friend list .

    One thing for sure , noone will give away his secret as far web 2.0 marketing is concerned. You have to find it yourself.
     
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    cocoMonkey Active Member

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    It is a pain to use myspace for backlinks now though. It's not for PR or SEO anymore, the links back are only for visitors to click sinse the "inbetween" thing that removes the backlink to your site.

    So it's harder to get myspace resource sites going, as building links is a pain.
     
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  11. bryanw

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    I noticed the change made by myspace didn't affect many websites offering comments codes etc. Their traffic growed crazily!
    How did they do that?
     
    bryanw, Sep 10, 2007 IP
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    I put some time into building up a relevant friends list for my site on MySpace...total waste of time! That is, unless you're willing to leave personalised comments on your "friends" pages.

    And bulletins are just populated by endless inanities from one or two moronic people. Eg: "PC 4 PC", "New pic comment please!" "10 things about me". One girl did about 10 in 5 minutes, soon after I posted a bulletin! :D
     
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    Dollar Active Member

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    No its not the captcha's are disabled by "default"...
     
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    It's still effective, but I think it depends on your niche..
     
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    What's MySpace advertising? I thought it was called MySpace spamming.
     
    cherry_yuya, Sep 10, 2007 IP
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    ForgottenCreature Notable Member

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    it really depends on what you are marketing

    myspace attracts a certain type of person usually direct response can work.

    bulletins are not that great but having a simple click able link to your site and aving thousands of friends defienetly can work
     
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    My site offers myspace comment codes,

    After I manually posted these comments to xx friends, I got 1 visitor.

    I have to try more...
     
    bryanw, Sep 11, 2007 IP
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    Dead? No. Slower? Yes.

    MySpace marketing isn't dead. I personally know several people making high xxx-xxxx DAILY. Granted it isn't as easy as it used to be, but making 4 figures daily shouldn't be easy. Big deal, you sit down and do 8 hours worth of work and get paid very generously for the work that is done. Go work for some other company 8 hours a day and see if you get paid 4 figures daily.

    It's all about the commitment and the time you are willing to put in. Money doesn't come easily, and if it does, it will only last for a short time. Read, Invest, Work, Repeat.

    ps please do not contact me asking for peoples names or software, I will not give them, like I said, Read, Invest, Work, and Repeat. If you do this, you can do it yourself.

    Judd
     
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    MySpace is totally not dead, it is just different.. Actually it is a total open door. I agree Judd.. you just got to be willing to work hard and not give up becuase something isn't working out for you...
     
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