MySpace is not only for teenagers and musicians. MySpace is also making a buzz among Internet marketers. At the invitation of Internet marketing guru Marlon Sanders, I set up a profile to see what the buzz is all about. Marlon calls it “…a ‘secret’ networking method the people on the inside are using.”
Being the active experimenter that I am, once I got started, I couldn’t stay away from MySpace, setting up my profile, posting on my blog, adding events to the public calendar. As I poked around, I thought about …

There are many ways to express what the term “web presence” means. These are three that are most important to you and your business:

A website.
Your ability to be found easily on the Internet by others.
The collection of all online mentions of an individual or organization.

Let’s go over each one individually.
A Website
What is a website? Depending on its purpose, it can take on many forms.

A traditional static website.
A blog.
A squeeze page minisite.

When the web was just getting started, most website were merely a collection of pages coded with HTML. As things …

There are thousands of social networking sites out there, but (as expected) a pecking order is starting to emerge. That doesn’t mean things won’t change in a few months, but for now, many business folks are focusing on the big 3 — Facebook, Twitter and Linked In.

One of the first questions people ask me about social networking is how to find more friends. After all, a big part of social networking (when you’re doing it for business that is) is to find more prospects. And if you don’t get some friends and followers, you’re not going to accomplish that. (Not to mention the fact that the whole point of social networking is being social, and without friends or followers that will be tough to do.)
So how do you find friends and followers? Below are 3 general …

One of the ways to make sure you’re using it as a marketing tool is to post effective, results-oriented social networking profiles.