I just watched this very amusing video on Social Networking (particularly MySpace).
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What a cool start to the day watching this video.
This has got to be one of the most viral funny videos
I’ve seen in a while.
Funny but truthful as I know a few parents who are having
serious disciplinary and behavioral problems with their
kid’s fixation and dependency with chat rooms and their
‘online friends’.
Being a ‘Net Nut’ myself I confess to spending more time
socializing with my ‘real friends’ online than in the flesh.
Good excuse for not paying for a restaurant meal or night out.
Hee hee..
P.S.
Don’t call me tight, just economical!
Classic video!
Just adds fuel to the fire of blogging evangelists who are convinced that My Space is the death knell of blogging.
For a second I thought that Yaro was the presenter!!
Hehe – I saw that a while back and even grabbed a screenshot of the Candy graph:
http://flickr.com/photos/candyaddictcom/100810351/
Brian
In all seriousness, MySpace marketing is very viral.
The only problem, however, is getting tapped into the zeigeist of the prevailing fad and trends of the MySpacers.
Not an easy task trying to pull traffic from MySpace because your niche should be one that caters to the ADD crowd of 20 somethings and teenie boppers.
That was good!
The thing with MySpace is that it reflects completely and widely the kind of “freedom” in interaction and appearance that today’s kids seem to look for.
http://www.pimplabs.com
And it’s a good Niche to exploit too… :)