7 Tips to Make Money with Myspace

There are hundreds of guides out there on making money online, however, until now making money with Myspace has been a topic kept in the dark by many Myspace marketers. Why is this you ask? Because it is so easy. You don't even require a website, hosting, or any capital outlay. It is simply using the proven popularity of a social network to literally explode your target market, sales and earnings.

You won't believe how easy this is, so I'll get started.

Tip #1

Make Profiles - Set up a profile in a relatively popular zip code for a female between the ages of 18 and 23. Make the profile believable and detailed. It is relatively easy to set up profiles, just look on other people's profiles to build your own. Put up pictures of an attractive girl, and if possible put them in the actual profile page. If you have plenty of time on your hands you can also change the layout by going to one of the many layout pages on the net and picking something suitable. But remember, you are in this to make money on myspace, therefore, the less time you spend doing all this the better. Once you get the hang of it, it is easy to set up multiple profiles a day.

Tip #2

Now that you have your profiles ready you need to add friends to your list. This is where automation comes in handy to make money with myspace. There are many friend adding bots around, do a google search to find one, some even bypass the CAPTCHA code. There may even be some free ones by now. Add as many friends as possible each day, for each of the profiles you have established.

Tip #3

You want as many profiles with as many friends as possible. Myspace marketing and making money with myspace happens through sheer numbers if nothing else. You want to have as many friends as possible for it to work.

Tip #4

Forget about bulletins, they aren't effective for making money on myspace. Yes, they used to be useful, but when people have as many people as they do these days on their friends list, and with the amount of bulletins that are sent out, people have stopped reading and paying attention to bulletins.

Tip #5