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  • #459
    Sigma
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    Hi,

    Sigma here, just finished putting up a page for Focus Fusion at myspace. Hopefully we can use it to garner more attention for this site, and possible get a few more donations.

    The myspace is new and I am far from done, but I would appreciate input and ideas.

    Thanks.

    http://www.myspace.com/focusfusionsociety

    #2338
    Sigma
    Participant

    Anyone?

    #2339
    Transmute
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    i’m more of a facebook kind of guy.

    #2532
    prosario_2000
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    First, maintain the myspace webpage. I’ve asked to be added a long time ago, and still no response.

    Secondly, be careful who asks you to join. Usually people who have pictures of themselves are trustworthy, and can join. Also people who have filled their profiles properly are trustworthy. Be careful if a specific person who asks to be added has only one picture of him or herself. Watch out for spam. Don’t click on unwanted spam for any reason whatsoever. If people see posts with spam that come from your account, change the password. Have the blog up to date with the most recent news.

    That’s all that came up for now. If I have further advice, I’ll tell you.

    #3756
    Aeronaut
    Participant

    Now I’ve been to myspace.

    The most important change I’d make would be to start where my readers are- broke, and tease them into reading more, like Aaron did with the Homepage blog. All prospects’ favorite station is WIIFM (What’s In It For ME?).

    If MySpace is still mostly broke teenagers, you may do better by “selling” them the action of joining a mailing list for more information, bookmarking your page on Digg, StumbleUpon, etc., which can bring in traffic from other sites and the search engines.

    For marketing and search engine visibility crash courses from a reputable person, visit Josh Spaulding’s site http://ez-onlinemoney.com/blog . You’ll need to subscribe to his free email list to get the 3 free books that contain all you actually need to know about online marketing other than copy writing. He also has several mini tutorials on his homepage, http://ez-onlinemoney.com . I’m a member of Josh’s email list and his paid coaching forum, Coaching With Josh, so I can tell you from first hand experience that Josh is one of the very rare good guys in the Internet Marketing world.

    Hope this helps. If not, just ask.

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