Why should you use MySpace?

TechSoup has an article on How to Use MySpace to Raise Awareness:

Designed to help like-minded individuals and organizations connect and share information, social networks are showing promise as low-cost, high-impact marketing channels because they are both highly visited and highly targeted. In particular, many nonprofits are starting to set up profiles on social-networking sites like MySpace to keep “friends” up to date on the latest activities. These friends then invite more friends to join the group and so on, ultimately allowing the nonprofit to reach people well beyond its original circle.

I have to admit – I have yet to sign up and try MySpace – mostly because I don’t have time to maintain another site – but I guess I should give it a whirl so I can learn more about what’s involved in setting up a page.

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11 Responses to “Why should you use MySpace?”


  1. Why should you use MySpace? of Myspace Html Codes Blog Says:

    [...] Original post by Nicole for Myspace News Why should you use MySpace? [...]

  2. Sarah Says:

    I have a “bare-bones” site on myspace, mostly to stay connected with a few friends who use it as their email. Honestly, I find it more irritating than anything. the interface is clunky, it’s a pain getting messages, your account gets inundated with spam and generally I was unimpressed. That said, it’s where out students are, so…*shrug*. For social networking sites in general, I prefer Facebook, and I’ve recently joined LinkedIn, which I’m really impressed with.

  3. Sarah Says:

    I have a “bare-bones” site on myspace, mostly to stay connected with a few friends who use it as their email. Honestly, I find it more irritating than anything. the interface is clunky, it’s a pain getting messages, your account gets inundated with spam and generally I was unimpressed. That said, it’s where out students are, so…*shrug*. For social networking sites in general, I prefer Facebook, and I’ve recently joined LinkedIn, which I’m really impressed with.

  4. Nicole Says:

    Yeah – that’s what I was worried about – the clunky interface – I’m a web developer – I want control :)

  5. Nicole Says:

    Yeah – that’s what I was worried about – the clunky interface – I’m a web developer – I want control :)

  6. Sarah Says:

    You say that like it’s a bad thing. :-)

  7. Sarah Says:

    You say that like it’s a bad thing. :-)

  8. Nicole Says:

    Bad to want control? Absolutely not!! Bad that I won’t have control? Absolutely!

  9. Nicole Says:

    Bad to want control? Absolutely not!! Bad that I won’t have control? Absolutely!

  10. Sarah Says:

    Agreed and agreed, unfortunately…

  11. Sarah Says:

    Agreed and agreed, unfortunately…

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