4 Hot MySpace Marketing Tips

MySpace is the second most popular site on the net behind only Yahoo. Its 100 million registered users generate over 35 Billion page views a month! And contrary to popular belief not everyone on MySpace is a teenager. MySpace has become mainstream with half of its users being at least 35 years old.

With this many people gathered in one place on the net, finding an ethical way to get your products in front of as many qualified MySpace users as possible should be the focus of every savvy marketer.

Tip #1

The money is still in the list. In this case your MySpace friends list. Since MySpace is a networking site focus on building a network of friends. Don't waste your time adding every Tom, Dick, and Harry to your friends list. Your goal should be to concentrate on adding people to your list that are actually interested in the products that you are marketing. A friends list containing 100 people that are widget users is much more valuable than a list of 100,000 friends that have no use for widgets!

Tip #2

Build a relationship with your list of friends. The whole purpose of MySpace is to interact with each other. Use the many communication tools available to be an active member of the MySpace community. Avoid letting your list become stale.
The key to converting MySpace users into paying customers is by staying in constant contact with them, and providing them with a good reason to read the marketing messages you send.

Tip #3

Provide High-quality, relevant content. You can post audio & video, send people messages and comments, deliver bulletins to all your friends...
you can even post blog entries and make comments in a forum.

There are a lot of ways to share your content with fellow MySpace users.
But, the only way to get them to visit your site and buy your product is if you provide them good information that solves a problem, or fulfills a need they are currently experiencing.

Tip #4

Use the power of curiosity to drive people back to your site and get them in your follow-up marketing system.

MySpace Marketing is still very new, and the rules of the game constantly change. Therefore it's essential that you find a way to draw people away from MySpace and integrate them into your proven marketing campaigns.

There is no denying that MySpace Marketing works and it's simple, free, and effective. Go ahead and try it... You've no reason not to.

Steve