It really isn't as hard to make money on MySpace as you may think it is. In fact, the only real problem with marketing on Myspace is getting views from people and then getting them interested in whatever your selling. However, this can easily be fixed by simply adding a lot of friends to your MySpace friend account. Unfortunately this usually takes a long time, especially if your doing it by hand right? Wrong!

In fact, there are actual programs out there that you can download which can effortlessly allow you to automatically add as many friends as you want. Some of these programs will even let you divvy the users up so you can pick and choose who you want to add. For example, say I want to reach just men, ages 35-55, who live in the state of Florida; well these programs will let you do exactly that, and a whole lot more once you configure the program a bit more to what you want and how you want it.

You really can be as picky as you want and still get a ton of users. I mean Myspace alone has more than 250 million users. You can choose from location, sex, age, interests, why they are on Myspace, keywords, etc. Obviously all of this can come together quite nicely if you think before you do. Come up with a plan. For example, if you are an affiliate with a Wine or Liquor program such as it's a good idea to go and find the states that actually allow the shipment of alcohol. In Pennsylvania its against the law for us to order ANY type of alcohol online and have it sent to our home.

Research this stuff! The last thing you want to do is send out 10,000 friend requests to people who won't have an interest in your niche or can't have it shipped to them. Don't waste time making dumb mistakes!

When dealing with these programs you can automatically add friends obviously, but you can also send them comments, PMs, and bulletins; automatically. Yep you heard me! Say you have 50,000 friends, and you want to promote something like your website, service or product, simply pick which friends you want to send the comment to, and voila, you just sent 50,000 comments to 50,000 people in a matter of minutes. Easy as pie. And it will pay off in the end!

Be sure to try and make comments and bulletins as professional looking as humanly possible. You want these people to think you're a real professional not just a Joe Shmo trying to sell them something. Usually for the most part people don't like being "sold", so remember this when speaking to people!

And lastly, make sure your profile is also as professional as can be. Try to have a nice clean looking layout, nothing too complicated, but nothing to bland either. Include links on your profile to whatever you are selling or to websites you want to promote, tell people a little bit about yourself but keep it "clean". I always find when I see a site on MySpace that looks professional and I go and read the "about me" if it's too "odd" or it sounds like the person got a little too personal about themselves, I will usually click off the page. So just be careful about the content and fluidity of your profile/blog/photos. Good luck!