I promote some local bands and this book gave some good information for doin gthat. I was looking for more information on getting them featured and using bots although I’m using Friend Adder already. It helped me realise some things I was missing and what I was actually capable of since I already knew myspace decent. good value for me.

Although somewhat short – finished in a couple hours, I found the book delivering on all of its promises. I’ve been using myspace for a while now to market some software and sales conferences. The book touched on event stuff and good details about deleted profiles and adders which gave me some great ways to improve what I’ve been doing and, not to mention, some more confidence. There’s really no other book that’s so current and has so much detailed marketing information in it – for example: what time to send bulletins out to have the most impact. For the price plus the forum access, I would recommend it to any one that is serious about business on myspace.

There is so much information out there on how one should sell on MySpace, but, having done much research on this topic, I can honestly say that most of it is garbage.

In this book, however, Nick Jag clearly breaks this convoluted concept down for the reader, allowing one to easily grasp the concepts behind selling on MySpace. His writing style is clear, concise, and it’s easy to see that he knows what he’s takling about.

He also delves into topics often overlooked, such as preliminary research into one’s target market – just as important as the “actual” MySpace efforts! Beyond that, he covers everything from SEO to profile construction to proper, *ethical* ways of increasing your traffic…it’s hard to mention it all in such a short review.

All in all, I feel 100% more confident in my MySpace marketing efforts after having read this book!

Conclusion: this is a *must-buy* for anyone serious about marketing on MySpace.