Attraction Marketing 101 - Your MySpace Formula
Written by David Allinson on Sep 1, 2008 10:56 pm
Read More: Leadership | Marketing | Personal Development | Social Networking | Technology | Website DevelopmentNext in my series of Attraction Marketing how-to's includes you establishing a MySpace page. As we should all know by now, it is crucial to establish and position yourself as a leader. Your MySpace content should certainly set you apart from the pack, but don't forget to add personal touches such as a photo slide show with shots of you having fun on a vacation with friends or family.
In a nutshell, your MySpace "formula" should consist of the following:
1. Personal Pictures;
2. Provide some personal background so that people can connect with you or relate to you while also keeping them interested in learning more about you. And yes, you should include the "obvious" things: where you are from, what jobs you've had in past, what are some of your hobbies, are you a sports fan, etc.;
3. Personal problem -- paint a picture whereby you describe your frustrations or challenges and how you went about looking for a SOLUTION. In order for this to work, you must tell a PERSONAL story that you yourself experienced that was a major frustration for you;
4. Share your SOLUTION by telling your story on how you got introduced to the solution and your experiences with it. "All of that changed when I discovered (INSERT SOLUTION HERE).";
5. Make sure you include a call to action, e.g. invite them to call or e-mail you and share their own frustations or problems, or have them subscribe to your blog or newsletter.You can send them to your "My Story" Page where you really sell yourself and you go into more detail about your business or businesses. Remember, it’s important to build what we call "You INC"…not your MLM business replicated site;
6. Describe exactly who you'd like to meet and work with; who would you like as your perfect business partner? This is a powerful step and helps pre-qualify prospects and further establishes your stance as a leader.
Your page content should open with a powerful LEADERSHIP statement...something along the lines of "Hi, my name is John/Jane Doe, I am the owner and creator of www.yourdomainname.com"... If you don't have your Own non-replicated website [what is stopping you?!], then you could say something like you are "a contributor to the Better Networker forum"?
Another great tip: make sure you use HTML in your profile as that will also set you apart from many other marketers and also make it easier for visitors to go directly to your site. Use NVU, a free to download HTML editor -- just enter and edit in their WYSIWYG tab, and then copy/paste the source tab in the Source Tab (just the code between the <body> to <body> sections). NVU is a great program and highly recommended to help you ensure your URL-domain name is always hyperlinked [UPDATE: this site may be down presently for construction, but try again later]!
Lastly, you'll want to start adding friends and you can then let your MySpace page run on autopilot! Try to be disciplined and add AT LEAST 25 new friends per day -- there is a handy search function so you can search for like-minded people or other MLM'ers. However, if you find adding friends a bit tiresome and time-consuming, I highly recommend FriendBlasterPro and you can add dozens to your list of friends on MySpace in a matter of minutes (instead of hours!). Just remember to keep the number of new friend requests between 50-100 with FriendBlasterPro and use its time delay function between requests (e.g. set between 9 to 20 seconds), otherwise MySpace may flag your activity and they will DELETE your profile for spamming!
Please contact me directly if you have any questions or comments on how to use MySpace.
Dedicated to your success,
David Allinson, online business and lifestyle coach: www.AttractionMarketingLeader.com
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About the Author: David Allinson
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great article
I never thought of myspace as a marketing niche to boot but, with this aproach you can really talk to people that visit your space. Good nuggets!
Great Information
Thanks for the insight....although I already knew and practiced most of this...I have been very hesitant to use FriendBlasterPro. I had heard that too many people were getting kicked off when using it but if it works for you then it must simply be the timing and number of requests that keeps you afloat. I will certainly look into it again.
Best,
Katie
This one is a gem
With all of the nonsense that gets passed around on myspace, whether it be the Mobster app and other junk, this my friend is an absolute gem of productive ideas! Think about how many people are using myspace and then think about the small number of people that are using it for things other than wasting time.
There is definitely some leadership and entrepreneurial activity that everyone on BetterNetwroker could be tapping into.
In fact a great way to position yourself as a leader with the soulution to a specific problem would be to write an article or blog post titled "How to Stop Wasting Time on Myspace Forever."
Thank you for this :)
-Steve