Social Networking sites like those of MySpace, Facebook, and YouTube are the latest trend out there. Ebay and Google are no longer the sites that get the most visits on a daily basis. Using the features on a site like MySpace can be daunting though. MySpace has shut down several US based third party developers of MySpace Bots.



The most basic function on MySpace is the ability to invite friends to be your friends. MySpace will allow you to request 50 friends per day without having to bypass CAPTCHA. A good friend adder can be just one of those sites that allow you too add 1,000's of friends at a time.

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.

MySpace now allows every profile to have their own blog. This is great because almost every site now on the web is incorporating blogs. They say that one of the first ways to take advantage of Web 2.0 technology is by having a blog. The only problem I see is if it takes me entering in a blog post multiple times just to get it to show up once then I need to find a Bot that has a blog poster.

Does your local community have a group like one for new businesses in the area? If each business had their own MySpace profile and all the members of this group wanted to send out an invitation then each member would have to log into their account and send out a message to all of their friends on MySpace. If your group has 50 members do you realize how long it would take for each member to log into MySpace especially if each member does not have their own computer to use at your group meetings. If you had a Bot that had the feature of account chaining then the sending of messages to everybody's MySpace friends would only take up less than maybe an hour at the most.

If you want a MySpace layout you can buy them on a site like Ebay. Do a search for MySpace layouts on your favorite search engine, look at all the results that come up. Do a search on MySpace or browse some of the users layouts and you will see a lot of great designs What if you could grab some of these profiles to use? Look for a MySpace Bot with a Profile Grabber which will automatically download it for you plus it might even help you use it yourself for your own profiles.

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.

I don't think MySpace likes marketers because now they have implemented that if they see several accounts all posting the same message then MySpace will delete those accounts. The smarter third party developers will have a message randomizer in their MySpace Bots. You want to make sure that each MySpace profile that you have posts a different message out. A message randomize would be your answer to combat this MySpace tactic.

MySpace as well as a lot of the other Social Networking sites now use what is referred to as a CAPTCHA code for the creating of accounts and some of them have this for message sending. A CAPTCHA code is a series of letters and/or numbers that appear on a small image. A person then needs to add the sequence of letters and numbers into the space provided in order to continue what they were doing. Some of the Bots used to have CAPTCHA bypass functions which were great because entering in these CAPTCHA's can be time consuming. Nowadays it is hard to find a bot that offers this and the ones that do charge a premium for this feature.

The only reason why you may not need software created by one of these third party developers is if all you want to do is add friends to one profile. You can have a seperate piece of software for each function that you want to do but why would you? This can take up system resources as well as cost you more money than you need to spend. It is probably best to look for a MySpace Bot that is an all in one solution.