The True Definition Of "Networking" And Making Money By Networking Within A Targeted Demographic By "David Kitwell" Of Myturbotraffic.com

May 6 2008

"Networking"

So you have a myspace account and you have your closest friends and family added as friends

representing your network right? Well thats your "Direct Network" and they are the folks directly

related to your network. The folks indirectly related to your network of friends would be the

people listed as friends on your friends and families friends lists. This is otherwise known

as your "Extended Network". You can use myspace to keep in touch with friends and family and

share photos from an awesome online photo gallery or you can create a slideshow and showcase your

favorite photos right there on your profile.

"Up And Running On Myspace"

Now after you've gotten the hang of networking, take the time to find a "Niche Topic" that you can build your page around and then create a wave of new fans by networking by demographics. Build your friends list carefully and never spam your friends list! You need them to want to be your friend and not to want to report you as spam or to delete you. That would delete the whole purpose of creating your new profile built for corporate branding!

"Building Your Niche Topic Myspace Page"

Your new friends will be now classified as "Friends That Will Make You Money"....And those are the best kinds of friends! Okay as almost everyone knows "Tivo" and "DVR" have really hurt television advertising and big corporations didn't like the new technology. Frankly, neither did the television networks who had to take huge hits in ad sales spots on television which use to be premium priced. So what did the corporations do? They moved a lot of their big ad campaigns to the internet. They moved them to websites with plenty of traffic and use tactics to advertise their products to certain people. Here is how you can take advantage of this hot new money making strategy but first make it fun so it doesnt seem like work! Pick a topic or a subject like a sport or hobby and gather some intel on it (pictures, music, and short film to ad to your page). Then create a fast loading but very appealing myspace profile to showcase your new bad self and your new niche topic. Once you have it complete...And I mean complete (completely filled out and add a cool fast loading layout that doesn't have a lot of video or flash on it) then you can now start building your friend list......

"Building Your New Friend Base"

Now that your up and running and adding new friends, only add friends from the age group that usually always shows interest in this hobby or topic that your page boasts about. This is otherwise known as a targeted demographics which is how corporations do business. Take a look at our prospective new advertising myspace page http://www.myspace.com/233705330 and see an example of what we mean. This myspace profile is still budding as we target a wide demographic from 18 to 40 on a wide marketing spectrum (a wide spectrum is worth substantially less in advertising possibilities). Thats why it is vital to pick an age group and only add people within that age group that are most likely to be interested in the topic of your new page. You can search on myspace by demographics and by keyword. Use that feature to sift through more than 231,689,576 profiles currently on myspace to add new friends to. You will need a BIG friend base to create an income so use this as a moonlight project to get your friends list numbers up and keep it clean! No offensive material and no nudity. Stand out in a crowd and be professional. Do not spam or post those annoying bulletins selling ipods or handbags because people will delete you from their friends list and/or report you as spam which could get you deleted. Remember you aren't selling anything! You are simply just creating a friend base to eventually advertise to through a large corporation. Don't be afraid to blog about your topic or post in forums about your topic and always point your targeted traffic from blogs and forums or groups on or off of myspace to your myspace profile. Add me as a friend and let me know youve read this post so I can watch your page grow. http://www.myspace.com/233705330 .

"Corporate Branding"

This is the section you are mostly concerned with. And you should be! But this is the segment of myspace success that requires the steps listed above to be done correctly. When you achieve a large base of friends on your myspace account that represents your direct level or "Direct Network" of friends above 100,000 people you are on the brink of achieving ad spot success as we call it. In other words if you have targeted a demographic throughout your friend base building project then you have a myspace page that is worthy of "Corporate Branding". "Corporate Branding" can mean any number of things. From "Myspace Bulletin Posts" to "Top Profile Banners" to "widgets" to "Music" and "Video Players" or to a complete new page layout! Lets say your friend base was built around snowboarding. You built a friend base that makes up the demographics of people who most likely could be interested in snowboarding. It doesnt matter if they snowboard! It only matters that they somewhat like it. Why? Simple. Lets say I had 1,000,000 friends on my myspace account that was built to target the age group and gender most likely associated with "Snowboarding" and had the opportunity to sell "Corporate Branding" on my page. I could sell adspace to a snow board builder! Or I could sell adspace to a company that rents out ski lodges or I could sell adspace to a company that makes and or sells snow board gear or apparel. Or all of them at once. And the spectrum is wide because I could sell adspace to say "EA Sports" if they were promoting a new "Snowboarding" video game for "Playstation 3"!

Now................Heres where it gets fun! The same age group that is most likely interested in "Snowboarding" also are young owners of automobiles. Which means I could sell adspace to an auto manufacturer. I could also sell adspace for say "Sprint" to promote a new phone like the "Palm Centro" or something like that. The reason why is because I have chosen an age group based soley on "Snowboarding" and even though my page is all about "Snowboarding" I have top notch ad space that could make me a chunk of change based soley on the fact that this same age group has to eat, drink, buy cell phones and ring tones, fly on airplanes and go to college, chew gum and buy car insurance among other things like dressing like a rockstar and buying high dollar colognes to wear while wearing designer sunglasses while unloading their "Snowboards" at the ski resort you you thought you'd only be selling adspace to in the first place! If you are dumbfounded and dont know what I am rambling about then you certainly need to research further. The bottom line is you can build a big time bottom line by building your new friend base while remaining focused on the possibilities that may take a year or two to build. This won't happen over night but it can happen! And it doesnt just pertain to "Myspace". You could use this same exact strategy on any of the big traffic platforms known today like "Youtube" or "Friendster"..Good luck with your new venture! David Kitwell from Myturbotraffic.com

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