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MySpace versus all other social networking sites? Am beginning my quest into an Online presence …?

and have opposing viewpoints from clients as to whether or not to put a site up on MY SPACE or try one of the newer ones. ( I am new to this myself)
Is MY SPACE the Great -Hip-Cool one for 13-28 year olds? That it always was? I don’t have time to do them all , it takes so much time & need to pick ONE.

Myspace is good for all ages, particularly ages 16-30 or so. And it has the biggest networking of all compared to the other sites (Myspace has well over 190 million users), so you’re more likely to find the most people on there. It’s one of the biggest sites on the internet and is targeted entirely around social networking. It’s a GREAT place for people (especially musicians and small companies) to get their name out.

You’re making it for the hair place you work at? Or only to advertise yourself? Either way, Myspace is probably your best bet for getting your name (or your business’s name) out there. However, some other sites or more popular depending where you are; like everyonesspace.com, profilejunky.com, chillaxen.com, msn.com, facebook.com, tagworld.com, and more. Different sites catch on in different parts of the country. Ask around the neighborhood and see what’s most popular in your area. But I’d go with Myspace, even if something else is popular too, it wouldn’t hurt to take the time to make both then.

Just make sure you have an interesting background, good explanations of what you (or your business) does. You can even have yourself and everyone you work with make personal Myspace profiles about what exactly they do and put them in the “friends” section so that viewers can look at who works there and get a feel for the place. Don’t forget the company address, phone number, fax number if you have one, maybe directions to the business (link it Mapquest or something), and anything else they might need to know, like they have to make a reservation 48 hours in advance. (And make sure you re-read everything! One misspelling might make people turn away… If you advertise as a “Hiar” colorist by accident, it might make people wonder that if you aren’t even careful enough with your spelling on a simple website, how careful are you going to be with their hair…)

Only bad thing about Myspace is that you need to use HTML to design it, which most people don’t know that much about. But rest easy! You can find just about EVERYTHING you need ALREADY in it’s code form online, so all you have to do is copy and paste it! This is one of the best sites for everything you need: http://www.freecodesource.com/index.php?page=myspacegenerators/index

Here’s some of the basics to get you started in case you want to start setting up your profile: (“blah blah”=what you want to type)

blah blah (Bold)

blah blah (Italics)

blah blah (Underline)

blah blah (Change font color to red, you can replace “red” with whatever color you want… blue, green, yellow, etc)

Or you can go here http://www.webmonkey.com/reference/color_codes/ and pick a letter-number code representing a color… For example:
blah blah (will give you a turquoise-green color font)

(To put a break between lines or paragraphs -like I’ve been doing between my paragraphs in this response)

Links are formatted like this:
What you want the link to say
Like this: Yahoo will give you a link to Yahoo’s homepage when they click “Yahoo”.

Good luck!! If you need any help or ideas or just have some questions, feel free to email me! I am addicted to Myspace and am pretty “well versed” in designing profiles, finding good graphics too use, making/finding HTML codes, and stuff like that.

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