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Atricle Dump - MySpace: A Viable Marketing Tool
What is the most valuable asset that your firm possesses? Is it your technology, trade secrets, credit line, or customer base? Although we realize the importance of these, most of us believe that our people or our leadership teams are most valuable to us. However, there is another asset that may be even more imp
Use the blog module to write about your business and events.
Send "bulletins" through the MySpace system to all yo
Are you opening a dollar store? If so, you will likely hear about the importance of customer service. However, most of the time this information is focused on providing customer service as customers are shopping in your store. What you may not hear is the importance of never allowing customers to wait to pay for
Being the active experimenter that I am, once I got started, I couldn't stay away from MySpace, setting up my profile, posting on my blog, adding events to the public calendar. As I poked around, I thought about how this networking space could work for professionals as a business tool.
It's pretty easy to set up a profile and it's free. If you're using it as a business tool, be professional about the information you reveal. Remember MySpace is ultimately a SOCIAL tool and many people use it to hook up for dates and relationships. If that's not your intent, keep your content business-oriented.
What I noticed in looking at random profiles is that most are sloppy and incomplete. A lot have no information about the person and no photo. What's the point? My sense is that a lot of profiles get set up and then abandoned, much like blogs.
So can you use it as a marketing tool for your business?
My guess is yes, if you're very strategic about how you go about it.
Use your "About Me" section to talk about your business, products and services. Make sure you have active hyperlinks that lead to your primary website, blog and products. It's a good idea to have a basic knowledge of HTML so you can add images and clickable links.
Use the blog module to write about your business and events.
Send "bulletins" through the MySpace system to all you
Too many businesses wait until a crisis occurs before they start to focus on improving their financial management. Often, by that time, it can be too late. By setting aside an hour now to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of your companys financial management activities and systems you can save a lot
It's pretty easy to set up a profile and it's free. If you're using it as a business tool, be professional about the information you reveal. Remember MySpace is ultimately a SOCIAL tool and many people use it to hook up for dates and relationships. If that's not your intent, keep your content business-oriented.
What I noticed in looking at random profiles is that most are sloppy and incomplete. A lot have no information about the person and no photo. What's the point? My sense is that a lot of profiles get set up and then abandoned, much like blogs.
So can you use it as a marketing tool for your business?
My guess is yes, if you're very strategic about how you go about it.
Use your "About Me" section to talk about your business, products and services. Make sure you have active hyperlinks that lead to your primary website, blog and products. It's a good idea to have a basic knowledge of HTML so you can add images and clickable links.
Use the blog module to write about your business and events.
Send "bulletins" through the MySpace system to all yo
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What I noticed in looking at random profiles is that most are sloppy and incomplete. A lot have no information about the person and no photo. What's the point? My sense is that a lot of profiles get set up and then abandoned, much like blogs.
So can you use it as a marketing tool for your business?
My guess is yes, if you're very strategic about how you go about it.
Use your "About Me" section to talk about your business, products and services. Make sure you have active hyperlinks that lead to your primary website, blog and products. It's a good idea to have a basic knowledge of HTML so you can add images and clickable links.
Use the blog module to write about your business and events.
Send "bulletins" through the MySpace system to all yo
Many Internet business owners know that marketing is the key factor in determining the success or failure of their online business but choose to ignore this area or minimize the importance of it. One could assume that they just dont really care, which begs the question: Why are they in business? The alterna
So can you use it as a marketing tool for your business?
My guess is yes, if you're very strategic about how you go about it.
Use your "About Me" section to talk about your business, products and services. Make sure you have active hyperlinks that lead to your primary website, blog and products. It's a good idea to have a basic knowledge of HTML so you can add images and clickable links.
Use the blog module to write about your business and events.
Send "bulletins" through the MySpace system to all yo
If you are considering a job in customer service then perhaps you should go to work as an intern for a Concierge Company or at the Concierge Desk at a 5-Star Hotel and Resort. Why? Well because this truly epitomizes customer service.There are many companies, which have worked to emulate this sort of level
Use the blog module to write about your business and events.
Send "bulletins" through the MySpace system to all your "friends" about your product launches, press releases, events, etc.
Join MySpace groups that represent your target audience. Participate in discussions and send bulletins to everyone in the group. No spamming!
Post your events on the public calendar
As you add new friends, welcome them and you'll be on your way to building a community.
A way to approach this from a business angle is to think of your "friends" as possible joint venture partners and potential business opportunities. And, as we like to say, it's another line in the fishing pond for attracting prospects, building your list and your network. So, is it worth trying out? That's only for you to know. If you like trying new things, if you like testing new systems, then give it try.
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