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Add You - How Not To Make Money With MySpace
Retailing is very diverse and sometimes the edges start to blur with other type of business. The word retail comes from the Old French retaille “to cut off”. So a wholesaler or manufacturer sells bulk lots while the retailer is willing to sell off smaller or individual pieces. Of course this definition only takes us so far because many wholesalers also sell retail and many retailers also sell wholesale in larger lots.Further, the common usage of retail is based more on whether the business deals directly with the public. R
[4] Then fake some interest in these new found friends and ask them to join your network
[5] Then... when they least expect it, SPAM the heck out of them.
Sounds like a plan to me. And i
While it may sound obvious, the key to any business is the exchange of information with prospects. Without effective business communication, you are doomed to failure.Information ExchangeCommunication means transmitting your thoughts and ideas or exchanging information in an effective way. The main objective of most business communication is to improve performance. Communication is extremely important for one’s personal and professional success. This process involves the sender and receiver of the message. For efficient
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Hi James,
SexyGirl69 would like to be added to your MySpace friends list.
By accepting SexyGirl69 as your friend, you will be able to send SexyGirl69 personal messages, view SexyGirl69's photos and blog, and interact with each other's friends and network!
Click the following link to view SexyGirl69's profile and accept or reject this user as your friend: blah-blah-blah...
But what has this all got to do with making money using the worlds currently largest social networking website. Heck, if you believe all the hype about MySpace then every Tom, Dick or Harriet can sign up, start 'socializing' and retire... all in the same week!
What a pile of horse manure!
In fact, the basic "advice" I've found suggests the same thing:
[1] Join MySpace
[2] Search the Groups for people you can flog your stuff to
[3] Use a 'friend finder' or other User ID scraper to build your list
[4] Then fake some interest in these new found friends and ask them to join your network
[5] Then... when they least expect it, SPAM the heck out of them.
Sounds like a plan to me. And i
I get e-mails all the time from people on my list asking about how to build their lists. This is the most important part of your business. The more subscribers you have, the more joint venture offers you'll get, the more money you'll make, and the more people you'll connect with. The best tip I have on this is at: http://www.nmmastery.com/freereports/fastestlist.shtmlBut don't make the mistake that most businesses do - don't ignore how you tre
Click the following link to view SexyGirl69's profile and accept or reject this user as your friend: blah-blah-blah...
But what has this all got to do with making money using the worlds currently largest social networking website. Heck, if you believe all the hype about MySpace then every Tom, Dick or Harriet can sign up, start 'socializing' and retire... all in the same week!
What a pile of horse manure!
In fact, the basic "advice" I've found suggests the same thing:
[1] Join MySpace
[2] Search the Groups for people you can flog your stuff to
[3] Use a 'friend finder' or other User ID scraper to build your list
[4] Then fake some interest in these new found friends and ask them to join your network
[5] Then... when they least expect it, SPAM the heck out of them.
Sounds like a plan to me. And i
Have you sat back to analyze and take a real hard honest look at your marketing strategy lately? Have you considered why you are better than your competition? How are you better? Have you always been better? Is your competition better? Are you better at bundling your products or services? Are you better at selling and marketing? Has your competition failed and you are merely taking advantage of the situation? What makes your marketing strategies better? Why do customers choose you over your competition? Is it price, quality, percept
But what has this all got to do with making money using the worlds currently largest social networking website. Heck, if you believe all the hype about MySpace then every Tom, Dick or Harriet can sign up, start 'socializing' and retire... all in the same week!
What a pile of horse manure!
In fact, the basic "advice" I've found suggests the same thing:
[1] Join MySpace
[2] Search the Groups for people you can flog your stuff to
[3] Use a 'friend finder' or other User ID scraper to build your list
[4] Then fake some interest in these new found friends and ask them to join your network
[5] Then... when they least expect it, SPAM the heck out of them.
Sounds like a plan to me. And i
Problem of Training TransferA new inventory system was installed in a typical manufacturing company. Employees in the Purchasing Department were sent off to learn how to use the new software. One month later, the Purchasing Manager finds that only two out of the twelve Purchasing Officers are using the new system. The expected cost savings have not materialized and the Purchasing Manager resolves to take issue with the Training Manager at the next weekly meeting.Does this sound familiar? Experts estimate t
What a pile of horse manure!
In fact, the basic "advice" I've found suggests the same thing:
[1] Join MySpace
[2] Search the Groups for people you can flog your stuff to
[3] Use a 'friend finder' or other User ID scraper to build your list
[4] Then fake some interest in these new found friends and ask them to join your network
[5] Then... when they least expect it, SPAM the heck out of them.
Sounds like a plan to me. And i
What happened when Hershey's paid to have Reeces Pieces integrated into the movie, ET? Sales of Reecies Pieces shot up by 65% in the weeks following its theatrical release. This tells you that product placement works. And, it can work better than mainstream advertising if done properly.Paid product placement in the movies has been happening for many years. But relatively new is paid product placement marketing in radio and television. If it works in the movies, it's only logical that it would work in TV and radio. We've seen i
[4] Then fake some interest in these new found friends and ask them to join your network
[5] Then... when they least expect it, SPAM the heck out of them.
Sounds like a plan to me. And if you missed it, that was SARCASM!
By the way, those folks who are claiming to make about $100 a day might want to rethink their strategy, here's why:
On June 15, 2006 MySpace updated their terms of service...
Have you read their TOS recently? If you plan to buy some of these ID scrapers and start building a monumental list so you too can make $100 a day, you might like to know that using MySpace means you agree to the following:
[Excerpt from June 15, 2006 MySpace TOS]
5. Non-commercial Use by Members: The MySpace Services are for the personal use of Members only and may not be used in connection with any commercial endeavors except those that are specifically endorsed or approved by MySpace.com. Illegal and/or unauthorized use of the MySpace Services, including collecting usernames and/or email addresses of Members by electronic or other means for the purpose of sending unsolicited email or unauthorized framing of or linking to the MySpace Website is prohibited. Commercial advertise
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