Which MySpace tool is what I need

By: Jeffrey A Solochek

MySpace is one of the largest Social Networking sites out there today. Friendster has been around longer but more people are creating profiles on MySpace these days. To make MySpace easier, because the tools that are part of MySpace leave little to be desired, many third party developers have created specialized MySpace Bots. There are a lot of these to choose from so which one is going to be the best for you?

The simplest tool in MySpace is that of the friend adder. There is really no reason why you would need to use a third party friend adder unless it did other things as well because MySpace friend adder will allow you to add up to 50 friends a day without having to deal with the annoying CAPTCHA.

A lot of the best Bots out there have what is called a profile updater which greatly improves over using what MySpace allows you to do plus a third party profile updater will allow you to update the profiles on more than just one account. If you want to use MySpace to make money that it will become necessary to have more than just one MySpace profile.

One of the great things MySpace has done is to allow every profile to have their own MySpace blog. Most of the MySpace Bots out there have no blog poster feature and this is a great feature that they need. MySpace already gets a lot of traffic so the chances of your MySpace blog getting traffic are much improved over having a blog on Blogger.

If you are part of a large group like the PTA for your child's school and everybody has their own profile on MySpace do you realize how long it would take for each member to send out a message to their friends on MySpace? Some of these Bots have a great feature called account chaining which I find is needed. You could take everybody in the PTA and chain their accounts together and then send a message to each members friends pretty darn fast.

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 do any marketing on MySpace or you are a member of a large group then you might want to look for an account creator. Now I am a man and I can create a profile with my picture on it but unless I have a resemblance to somebody like Brad Pitt then I will not get a large network of friends. If you want a profile thats going to get a lot of attention then you need to get an account creator to create account of these young college girls. They say a picture is worth a thousand words and if your profile has a picture of a great looking lady in a Bikini then that picture is worth more like several thousand words.

If you have a lot of MySpace accounts and you want to send a message to each accounts friend then you need to make sure that each account sends out a different message otherwise MySpace will start to delete certain accounts/ A Bot that has what is known as a message randomizer is what is needed. You can have like a dozen different messages for the message randomizer to cycle through.

A lot of sites out there today have a security feature called CAPTCHA. This is something meant to eliminate people who use Bots to create accounts or to send out marketing messages. With MySpace's latest update most of the Bots out there have not been successful in bypassing CAPTCHA and the ones that can do this are charging a lot 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?

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Information about the Author: Jeffrey A. Solochek grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin but now resides in Coastal Georgia. Mr. Solochek has a great sense of humor and he writes on a broad range of subjects which stem from his life experiences and his observations. Mr. Solochek also is an established trend watcher and this adds to his many writings. All his writings containsNo BS, No hype, No FluffPlus everything he writes always contains a blend of his unique wit and humor.
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