MySpace is probably the largest social networking site on the entire planet. Over 300 million users and membership is growing by several hundred thousand each and every day. A lot of third party developers have created some great specialized tools to help make MySpace easier for you.. these tools can save you a lot of time but which tool should you use?
The most basic feature on the site MySpace is the friend adder. If this is all you want to do on MySpace you can use this tool which is pretty easy or if you want to accelerate this you could look at a site like friendstorm. Some third part developers have created friend adders which help to speed up the process of adding friends plus a friend adder is usually an investment of less than a hundred dollars.
I have tried to use the MySpace profile updater but this thing on MySpace takes easy and makes it impossible. I, today, tried to add my graduating high school to my MySpace profile and tried over 4 times and each time it still asked me to add my high school. Somebody has told me that it can take a few days for the changes I requested to actually take place. To get around this headache you need to look for a Bot with a Profile Updater.
MySpace now allows every profile to have their own blog. With the introduction of Web 2.0 a blog has been one of the fastest growing trends. I have used Wordpress, Drupal, and Google's Blogger to create blogs in but being able to have one on your MySpace profile is awesome. To stay with the latest trends you need to find a MySpace Bot that has a blog poster function.
Let's say you are a member of a local dance group in you town and that each member of the group has a MySpace profile with a lot of friends. If your dance group was going to be having an event and you wanted to message everybody's friends on MySpace you would have to have each member of the group do this individually which can be very time consuming. If you had a MySpace Bot that had the feature of account chaining then you would have a lot more time to yourself.
There are so many sites out there that are giving away free MySpace layouts. Now you can search for these sites individually using your Internet Explorer but again this can become time consuming. Some Bot developers have software that will actually grab the profiles and download them for you. These are known as profile grabbers.
If you want to use a site like MySpace for marketing then you need a profile that will capture the attention of visitors, right? I am a 41 year old Man and my middle has started expanding a little more than I like to admit. Now the profile of a 26 year old lady lying by the pool I guarantee will be much more attention grabbing than my own profile. A picture is worth a thousand words they say so I bet the profile of the 26 year old female is worth much more than that. Look at one of the Bots out there that has an account creator.
I don't think MySpace likes marketers because now they have implemented that if they see several accounts all posting the same message then MySpace will delete those accounts. The smarter third party developers will have a message randomizer in their MySpace Bots. You want to make sure that each MySpace profile that you have posts a different message out. A message randomize would be your answer to combat this MySpace tactic.
A lot of sites nowadays have what is called a CAPTCHA code for things like account creating, message sending, etc. Most software that is out there is very limited in its ability to bypass CAPTCHA. A lot of MySpace Bots used to have this feature but with what MySpace has done lately pretty much most of the MySpace Bots no longer offer this. The ones that do charge a premium price for CAPTCHA Bypass.
If you are a member of a band and all you want to do on MySpace is have one profile and add friends that like your music then you may only need to use a Bot that has a friend adder. If you are a marketer and have 10 profiles on MySpace each with 10,000 friends then do you realize how easy it will be to send a message to those 100,000 as opposed to sending out a newsletter to 100,000? You can get one Bot for each different tool you may need but wouldn't it be a lot easier if you could find something out there that was an all in one suite?
