http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php Myspace2Max.com Myspace Freebies en-us Fri, 10 Sep 2010 02:57:44 -0500 Fri, 10 Sep 2010 02:57:44 -0500 SoftCab.com http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=63 MySpace. MySpace, the social networking site owned by News Corporation, the media conglomerate controlled by Mr. Murdoch, said it was laying off roughly 400 employees, or nearly 30 percent of its staff. After the layoffs, MySpace will have about 1,000 workers. The company said the layoffs were an attempt to return to a “start-up culture.” In a statement, Owen Van Natta, a former Facebook executive who became chief executive of MySpace in April, said: “Simply put, our staffing levels were bloated and hindered our ability to be an efficient and nimble team-oriented company. I understand these changes are painful for many. They are also necessary for the long-term health and culture of MySpace. Our intent is to return to an environment of innovation that is centered on our user and our product.” MySpace, which was acquired by News Corporation in 2005 for $580 million, was once the pre-eminent social networking site. But more recently it has lost some luster to Facebook, and at the same time has come up short of News Corporation’s financial projections. Until recently, MySpace still had an advantage over Facebook in the United States, although Facebook had more users globally. But recently, according to comScore, Facebook has matched MySpace in the United States, with about 70 million members.


Read Full Article here: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/17/technology/companies/17myspace.html?_r=1]]> Wed, 16 Dec 2009 03:41:42 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=63#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=62 MySpace social media network’s traffic has dropped so much that it will fail to satisfy a minimum traffic level crucial to parent company News Corp’s three-year $900 million advertising deal with Google, inked in 2006, that made Google the exclusive search advertiser on MySpace — then the world’s most popular social network.

News Corp. executives bandied about three different estimates of how much of the Google’s $900 million MySpace will not take in, due to the shortfall, but a consensus emerged that the penalty will be in the neighborhood of $100 million. As the Financial Times points out, this Google ad deal covered News Corp.’s estimated $580 million purchase of MySpace. The site’s failure to provide the deal’s minimum traffic level is bad news for News Corp., which otherwise reported a generally positive outlook due to its movie studio and cable channels, which currently generate 85 percent of the company’s revenue. MySpace knows as much as anyone that its traffic is dwindling as users continue their migration to Facebook and Twitter to do their social networking. Rupert Murdoch’s new second-in-command at News Corp., Chase Carey, essentially admitted defeat in the social networking arena: “We’re not trying to beat Facebook. We’re not trying to beat Twitter.” Rather than compete against those social networking heavyweights, MySpace intends to double down on what has always been a core strength: the millions of artist pages on the site, which dwarfs the catalog of other music services, because it includes so many unsigned (and, for that matter, signed) bands. MySpace’s new strategy, already known before the earnings call, will be to realign the site as an entertainment destination rather than a place where people keep up with friends and family.


Read full article here: http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2009/11/myspace-traffic-drop-costs-news-corp-about-100-million/]]> Wed, 16 Dec 2009 03:36:10 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=62#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=61
http://www.bestfreewaredownload.com/freeware/t-free-submitter-freeware-ltdsmfwo.html]]> Wed, 16 Dec 2009 03:33:53 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=61#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=59 Myspace Friend Finder have received the "SAFE TO INSTALL" certificate on findmysoft.com .


]]> Tue, 21 Apr 2009 03:45:29 -0500 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=59#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=58 MySpace from anywhere on the web. Stay connected to MySpace.com with persistent login. Receive notifications with updating messages. Clean up messy profile pages with the “Simplify” button.

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--Receive notifications with updating messages

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--Make your profile look good with My Space or Yours.net custom layouts

--Navigate everything on your myspace profile and other users myspace profiles with dual menu controls

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https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/8480]]> Thu, 12 Feb 2009 05:40:13 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=58#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=57 MySpace could help developers promote their applications to get more distribution, activity notifications in friends’ news feeds would be a great way to do it. Last night the company announced that they are rolling out the beta version of "application activities". Currently these application activities will only be viewable to developers until at least "after the holidays".

Once fully rolled out this will give developers on the MySpace platform, much greater promotional visibility. This is excellent news for developers but as Chris, a social application developer states in the MySpace forum, "I want to have my activities code ready to go the instant this goes live on the main site, but also I have a lot of urgent work to get done on other platforms which have much higher traffic."

[via SocialTimes]]]> Thu, 27 Nov 2008 14:49:18 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=57#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=56 MySpace interface, developed with Research in Motion, the company behind the new handsets, gives BlackBerry users the ability to receive updates and send messages in real time, as well as uploading photographs to their profile.

According to figures from the social network, the MySpace mobile site receives more than two million daily unique mobile visits.

The announcement follows the success of the MySpace iPhone application, which, according to MySpace’s figures, received 1.7 million daily unique mobile visits in July.

Travis Katz, managing director of MySpace International commented on how the announcement is the next step in the development of MySpace mobile, giving the social network’s 120 million active users the ability to connect on the go.

The social network launched an application for Android devices, including the T-Mobile G1 mobile phone, launched in the UK at the end of October.

[via Mediaweek]]]> Sat, 22 Nov 2008 09:31:53 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=56#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=55
MySpace has signed a deal with the pioneering provider of free-to-end-user Wi-Fi - The Cloud - so that you can access the social networking website on the go from thousands of UK locations.

The Cloud will provide all new and existing MySpace users with free Wi-Fi access to MySpace.com wherever The Cloud's network is available.

And this is, at the moment, in over 7000 UK locations.

Anthony Lukom, Managing Director of MySpace UK commented: "MySpace users want to easily communicate with their friends and discover exciting, relevant content wherever they happen to be".

[via PocketLint]]]> Sat, 22 Nov 2008 09:30:21 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=55#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=54 MySpace and HP have announced plans to integrate HP printing technology across MySpace, including all photo sections.

This will mean MySpace users can print the photo sections, personal profiles, blog entries, comments and messages stored on their MySpace profiles and "share them offline in new and exciting ways".

The first stage of the companies’ collaboration will be an HP-branded print button that enables MySpace users to preview and print photos directly from their MySpace profiles.

[via PocketLint]]]> Sat, 22 Nov 2008 09:29:17 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=54#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=53
According to figures from the social network, the MySpace mobile site receives more than two million daily unique mobile visits.

The announcement follows the success of the MySpace iPhone application, which, according to MySpace’s figures, received 1.7 million daily unique mobile visits in July.

[via Mediaweek]]]> Thu, 20 Nov 2008 14:13:14 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=53#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=52
But fans can hear the album on the band's MySpace page. They are one of the highest-profile acts to use the site to launch a record.

The band's last record, their covers collection The Spaghetti Incident?, came out in 1993.

Since then, tension among members has led to all the original performers except frontman Axl Rose leaving.

[via BBC NEWS]]]> Thu, 20 Nov 2008 14:12:21 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=52#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=51 MySpace has announced the launch of Profile 2.0, that it says is the next step in the site's global redesign.

The revamps will let users customise the appearance of their profiles using a new drag-and-drop user interface.

"Profile 2.0 is everything users have been asking for", said Tom Anderson, president and co-founder of MySpace.

"You can now make your profile look different to different groups of friends. It gives users the privacy and customization they want."

The key features included in Profile 2.0 are drag and drop modules to create new profile layouts, the option for users to display certain info on their profile to chosen groups of friends and 50 new profile styles and themes. Perhaps learning from rival Facebook's new look, that proved unpopular with some users, the Profile 2.0 is very much an opt-in option - with the choice to return to the old look at any point.

[via Pocket Lint]]]> Thu, 20 Nov 2008 14:10:14 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=51#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=50 MySpace CEO Chris DeWolfe yesterday said that an MP3 player carrying the MySpace Music brand may be feasible in the future, leading to speculation he could license his brand similarly to Real with Rhapsody.

Because DeWolfe doesn't see iTunes and MySpace Music as competitors, he believes his service actually contributes to iPod sales. "If anything, we'll be accretive to iPod sales unless we develop a device." Reuters quoted DeWolfe as saying.

[BetaNews]]]> Wed, 19 Nov 2008 11:36:32 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=50#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=49 Lionsgate has struck a marketing partnership with MySpace that will promote the studio's holiday-season movies with the social network's new Profile 2.0 initiative.

MySpace users can choose branded skins from "The Spirit," "Transporter 3," starring Jason Statham, and "The Punisher: War Zone" in this week's rollout of Profile 2.0, which allows the site's subscribers to upgrade their profile pages in a new, customizable style.

Users who opt for the branded skin "themes" featuring the films essentially turn their profile pages into billboards for the movies. Using the skins also leads to a sweepstakes component. While Lionsgate is the launch partner for Profile 2.0, dozens of other brands will be offered in the coming weeks, including celebrity-driven ones for the likes of Ashton Kutcher and Kim Kardashian. The companies declined to specify financial details of Lionsgate's sponsorship package. The studio has collaborated with MySpace on previous marketing partnerships.]]> Wed, 19 Nov 2008 11:33:40 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=49#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=48 YouTube.com.

If you want to learn how to use Myspace2max Friend Finder or if you just want to see how the program works, you can watch the video here :

MYSPACE2MAX FRIEND FINDER VIDEO TUTORIAL ON YOUTUBE]]> Fri, 10 Oct 2008 04:39:40 -0500 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=48#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=46 Online Friends.

Online Friends is a windows application that allows you to see when your MySpace friends are online.

Read more about Myspace2max Online Friends and download a fully functional Trial version here: http://www.myspace2max.com/index/onlinefriends]]> Wed, 06 Aug 2008 14:58:04 -0500 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=46#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=45 Myspace Friend ID!

Step 1: Log into MySpace and view your own "View All Friends" list.

Step 2: Look at the URL of that page in your Web Browser. You will se something like this:
http://friends.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewfriends&friendID=**********&MyToken=97f7f45a-da97-435b-91c7-d80bff1347d6

Step 3: Instead of the "**********" above, you will see a number. Just copy that number and you got it! That is your Myspace Friend ID.]]> Wed, 06 Aug 2008 10:33:16 -0500 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=45#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=44 Myspace Friend Finder has been tested by Download3k.com on 1 August 2008 with 3 of the best antivirus engines available today: Kaspersky, NOD32, Bitdefender.

The report shows that your program is completely clean of any form of badware (viruses, spyware, adware, etc.). You can view the full scan report at http://www.download3k.com/Antivirus-Report-Myspace-Friend-Finder.html.]]> Mon, 04 Aug 2008 14:10:05 -0500 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=44#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=43 MySpace is the world’s biggest social network and for various people it is the destination for meeting and communicating with their friends apart. Some people often spend more time on MySpace than on any other activity during the day. Here are some tools which will make your MySpace experience better and use the social network more effectively. These tools will also let you cut through the usual clutter of MySpace and get things done for you.

http://www.betadaily.com/2008/05/02/20-tools-and-services-for-myspace-addicts-and-starters/

Thanks to betadaily.com for including the award winning program Myspace2max Friend Finder in the top 20 tools and services for myspace users.]]> Mon, 04 Aug 2008 14:05:34 -0500 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=43#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=42

"Myspace Friend Finder" was tested on 09 May 2008 by Softpedia.com .

More information about your product's certification and the award is available on this page:
http://www.softpedia.com/progClean/Friend-Finder-Clean-89069.html]]> Fri, 09 May 2008 12:59:57 -0500 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=42#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=41 Myspace Friend Finder has been tested by Download3k.com on 6 May 2008 with 3 of the best antivirus engines available today: Kaspersky, NOD32, Bitdefender.

The report shows that your program is completely clean of any form of badware (viruses, spyware, adware, etc.). You can view the full scan report at http://www.download3k.com/Antivirus-Report-Myspace-Friend-Finder.html.

]]> Wed, 07 May 2008 02:57:27 -0500 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=41#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=40 Myspace2max Friend Finder Application will get Internet explorer default settings and is functioning right only with the English Language version of Myspace.com.

In order to change your Myspace Language to English you have to:
1. Click on the "Myspace International" link at the bottom of myspace.com page. 2. Click on "United States (English)" link in the new window that is opened.]]> Mon, 05 May 2008 11:38:55 -0500 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=40#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=39 Buy Myspace2Max Friend Finder at the incredible price of only $9.99USD. In this way you get also Free Lifetime Updates so you will receive all future versions for free.]]> Mon, 05 May 2008 11:27:15 -0500 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=39#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=38 Myspace2Max Friend Finder version 1.7. You can download it from http://myspace2max.com/download.php?file=setup.zip
]]> Mon, 05 May 2008 11:23:45 -0500 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=38#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=30 Myspace Friend Finder.

Step 1: Open your free moneybookers.com account ( all you need for opening is an email address

Step 2: Upload funds to your account via bank transfer, credit card or cheque

Step 3: Simply send the $9.99 to our email account: info@myspace2max.com

]]> Sat, 02 Feb 2008 03:18:59 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=30#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=28 MYSPACE FRIEND FINDER v 1.5

    

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]]> Tue, 29 Jan 2008 23:13:50 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=28#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=27 The layout you choose for your profile is very important, mark my words. The problem with getting an awesome layout is always the same thing: TIME.

It takes a while to find the right one, edit the code, blah blah blah. Well thank goodness it's the weekend!

First, it doesn't really take that much time... but people always wait to the weekend to do it. Look at our newest MySpace Layouts or check out our giant list of MySpace Layouts. If you are one of those people who found a layout six months ago and have never changed it on your page then I'm talking to you. It's super easy, and your "online home" will have a SUPER make over. We even have layouts for non MySpace sites like Hi5, Friendster, and Blogger.

Article source: www.pyzam.com]]> Sun, 13 Jan 2008 05:41:41 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=27#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=26 It seems MySpacerealizes the key to its continued survival is foreign markets, and that’s exactly what it aims conquer over the next year. Expansion to India, Russia, Poland, South Korea and Turkey is imminent, the company says, as the core US market turns to hot young upstart Facebook.

Starting this month, MySpace is prepping country-specific versions of itself for foreign markets all over the world. Countries where Internet connections are slower (India, parts of Latin America), they will build an iteration that is streamlined and won’t load video automatically. In countries such as South Korea, which has higher speeds than the USA, and heavily favors blogging, MySpace will launch itself more as a blogging platform than the traditional social network. The most interesting launch has to be Turkey where they are so unfamiliar with social networking, they will include on-site tutorials to train users.

As MySpace continues to fight Facebook in almost all the markets, and is even being beaten by them in some, they are trying to break into these markets and quickly and early to secure their foothold. It is expected these new countries won’t bring in very much revenue for now, but they are essential to their long-term global strategy.

Article source: http://mashable.com]]> Sun, 13 Jan 2008 05:03:02 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=26#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=25 The hacked page offers a Trojan horse disguised as a popup advising users to download the latest Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool

Using a hacked MySpace profile, online criminals are trying to trick victims into downloading a malicious Trojan Horse program by disguising it as a Microsoft update, according to researchers at security vendor McAfee. The attack is certainly not widespread -- McAfee has seen it used on only one MySpace profile -- but it does show how sites like MySpace can be abused by criminals. Web surfers are presented with what appears to be a popup window advising them to download the latest version of Microsoft's Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool, which was just released this Tuesday. This software is distributed by Microsoft to help Windows users rid their systems of malware. In reality, the popup window is just part of a larger image that takes up most of the computer screen. If the user clicks anywhere on this image, his computer will then begin to download the Trojan program. The Trojan, known as TFactory, is a well-known piece of code that has been used by criminals for well over a year, according to Dave Marcus, a security research manager with McAfee. Hackers were able to launch this attack because they either discovered a flaw in the MySpace code or found a way of taking over user accounts, Marcus said. "Our best guess is [the owner of the one MySpace profile] just got their password and user name phished," he said. Social networking sites allow their members to use an array of powerful Web programming tools that are increasingly coming under the scrutiny of hackers looking for ways to misuse them. In November, hackers found a way to serve up Web-based attack code from the MySpace profiles of Alicia Keys and a number of other musical artists.

Article source: www.infoworld.com]]> Sun, 13 Jan 2008 04:57:03 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=25#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=24 MySpace, the world's most popular social network, today announced the Spring 2008 MySpace Music Tour, featuring the Grammy-nominated French electronic duo JUSTICE with support from Diplo, DJ Mehdi, Chromeo, Busy P and Fancy on select dates.

The second in a series of MySpace produced and branded concert events slated for each fall and spring, the Spring 2008 MySpace Music Tour, produced by Live Nation, the world's largest live music company, will kick off March 3rd in Austin, TX, and finish on March 31st in Los Angeles, CA. Tickets will go on sale to the general public January 9 – 12 at the , local ticket outlets and venue box offices.

"MySpace members can connect with and discover an endless amount of bands and music on the site, and the MySpace Music Tour concert series gives us the opportunity to showcase some of the very best in today's music culture, doing what they do best, for fans across the country," said Tom Anderson, president and co-founder of MySpace. "Justice has a phenomenal thing going on, and I can't wait to see them on this tour!" - Music Tour MySpace profile

Article source: www.antimusic.com]]> Sun, 13 Jan 2008 04:46:49 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=24#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=23 85 (and Growing) Free Tips and Tools to Promote Your Site, Increase Your PR, and Gain Traffic By Jennifer Mattern on Mar 21, 2007 in Internet Marketing, Online Business |

  Business Directory
  Fast Student Loans “How can I market my website?” “How can I get more traffic?” “How can I improve my pagerank and rankings in the SERPs?” “What Internet marketing tactics actually work?” This article continues below. Are you the type of person asking these kinds of questions, feeling like a successful, high-traffic, money-making site is just out of reach? Do you have a limited marketing budget for your website? Then lucky for you that I’m all about PR, free promotion, and guerrilla marketing tactics! Here are some ways / tips / tools / resources to help you promote your site, increase your pagerank, and gain traffic, all for FREE! (I’ll continually add to this list when I can, so check back!) Increase Your PR and Search Visibility

• Link-building
  Building incoming links (especially one-way, relevant incoming links, from high PR sites) is like gathering “votes” to your website or a specific page within it. The more “votes,” the more popular SEs like Google think your site is, allowing you to increase your pagerank and rankings in the SERPs (among other things).
  • Free Directories (submit your website to free directories - preferably non-reciprocal directories, for one-way backlinks to your site) The directories below offered free, non-reciprocal link submissions at the time of this posting.
    • aPlusLink.com
    • BetterWebDirectory.com
    • BigGuide.net
    • DirectoryBin.com
    • Info-Listings.com
    • Invo.info
    • Jayde.com
    • Klik-klik.com
    • ProLinkDirectory.com
    • ResourceHelp.com
    • SearchTheWeb.com
    • SiteInclusion.com
    • SkypeMedia.com
    • SubmitURLhere.com
    • Web-Central.info
  • Your Sites / Blogs / Pages (There are many services allowing you to set up a free website, Web page, profile, blog, or similar places where you can create relevant content to your main site, and add backlinks or RSS feeds pointing to the site you’re building backlinks for - try to optimize these sites well for the Web, so they get their own PR and a bit of search engine exposure). Here are some services that allow you to set up your own website, blog, profile, or similar pages:
    • Squidoo.com - Build “lenses” for free on any niche subject you want. You can include links or RSS feeds to your primary website, can use it to promote your products or services, and can even make money in the process by using ad modules or affiliate ads. Squidoo lenses tend to get Google PR pretty easily.
    • Microsoft’s OfficeLive Basics - You can get a free domain name and Web hosting from Microsoft, but you’ll need to use their site-building tools (best idea if you want a bigger site, but basic, or a unique domain name). You can choose to transfer the domain later if you want to host your own site, but when I tried this, it wasn’t made easy (and I’m still trying to get the domain moved).
    • Wordpress.com - Free hosted blog on a subdomain of Wordpress.com.
    • Blogger.com - Free hosted blog from Google on a blogspot.com subdomain.
    • MySpace.com - A social networking site, where you can include a personal profile. Make the profile content (”about” section) related to the content of your website, and include a backlink.
    • LiveJournal.com - A free hosted blog / journal - you can add a link section pointing to your site(s).
    • Suite101.com - Sign up for a member account on this content network to be able to participate in discussions, and fill out your member profile with a link to your site(s).
    • Blog.com - Free hosted blogs.
    • AIM Pages - Sign up for a free AIM account for email and their instant messenger, and set up an AIM page with links to your website(s).
    • Multiply.com - Set up a profile on this social networking site, and link to your site(s) in your blog post
  • Forum Signatures (Find forums related to your site’s niche, and add a link to your site in your forum signature - being careful to follow forum rules. Then make quality posts in the forum to have your link displayed in each.)
  • Social Media (Use social bookmarking services and social content / news aggregators to build one-way backlinks. Just be sure not to spam the services, and follow their submission rules. Many social media sites have nofollow rules on their external links, meaning they won’t count towards backlinks for SE purposes, but they can still lead to traffic, so they’re includedThe following list of sites are available free social media sites.)
    • del.icio.us
    • Digg
    • Netscape
    • Reddit
    • Newsvine
    • StumbleUpon
    • Ma.gnolia
    • Furl
    • Listible
    • BlinkList
    • Spurl
    • TechTAGG
    • BlogMarks
    • FeedMarker
    • LinkRoll
    • Netvouz
    • Raw Sugar
    • Simpy
  • Blog Comments (Look for blogs related to the niche of your website, and leave relevant comments. Most will include a link back to your site automatically, or you can include it in the comment itself, as long as you’re not breaking the blog’s rules or spamming.)
  • Article Directories (Write articles related to the niche of your website, and include a “resource box” with your name, credentials, and site URL. The articles are then made available to publishers who add your content to their website(s), including the link back to you).
    • EzineArticles.com
    • GoArticles.com
    • JustArticles.com
    • Article Central
    • Article99
    • ArticleStop.com
    • ArticleDepot.co.uk
    • ArticleDashboard.com
    • ArticleGarden.com
    • ArticleSphere.com
    • IWantContent.com
    • Add-Articles.com
    • ArticleAddict.com
    • ArticleBliss.com
    • Articles4Free.com
    • Just-Article.com
    • ArticleBits.com
    • ArticleMaster.com
    • Articles411.com
    Get Publicity for Your Website
    • Press Releases
      • Press releases can be distributed for free using many methods, including the following (as well as free press release distribution sites):
        • Free press release template (disclaimer: this is my own template)
        • Associated Press (email or fax your news to the best beat journalist or editor or regional bureau)
        • Manual press release distribution (email or fax your release to local or niche journalists with newspapers, magazines, broadcast media, or even blogs and online media outlets.
        • PR.com
        • PRleap.com
        • PRurgent.com
        • Free-Press-Release.com
        • i-Newswire.com
        • 1888PressRelease.com
        • PRFree.com
        • ClickPress.com
        • Express-Press-Release.com
        • PressMethod.com
        • PressBox.co.uk
        • PRzoom.com
        • Ecommwire.com
        • NewswireToday.com
        • FreePressReleases.co.uk
        • PR9.net
        • Free-Press-Release-Center.info
        • PressAbout.com
        
        
        article source: http://bizammo.com/]]> Sat, 12 Jan 2008 04:26:28 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=23#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=20 affiliate marketing businessdepends on traffic. No traffic, no site to exist. It will help you increase your click ratio and sales commissions. Here are the 5 ways to drive visitors to your website:
        
        Blogging - like a web diary where you can write interesting articles for readers. The articles you made can be use to link your readers to your site also known as back links. Back links can help you to improve search engine ranking. Register one of your blogs on www.blogspot.com and Google will promote your blog in 2 days with RSS feeds to gain more traffic.
        
        Forums– a fun way to promote your business where you can post questions and answers to learn a lot and help others. Advertisements are not allowed here but you can display your email signature every time you post.
        
        Viral Marketing - one of the oldest and best forms of marketing. You can give away an e-book on your site and have a couple of links and a full-page ad in the back for your product or service. Grant permission to your readers to give away the book and see this promotion snowball.
        
        Social Marketing – one good example is MySpace. Myspace is now being used as a popular way of marketing products and services.
        
        Article Distribution - a powerful way to promote your business where you can write interesting and informative articles for your readers. It will bring many visitors to your site. If you want to save time, visit www.moreniche.com to get many resources including free weekly content that you can also use for your article distribution.
        
        Avoiding Affiliate Scams
        
        Affiliate marketing helps you in making your business profitable and fun at the same time. The key is choosing the right programs. You can benefit with the good programs either be involved with scams that will not pay you for your hardships and owe you the commission you deserve in the end.
        
        How to avoid scams: The best way to avoid these scams, do your research well. Consider these points before joining:
        
        1. Does the company have good support? Do they answer emails and have valid contact information?
        
        2. Do they have a valid offline address?
        
        3. What % of commission do they pay; 30%-50% is the best.
        
        4. Tracking system - this should be in real time and accurate.
        
        5. Products should be well targeted for your market and of good quality.
        
        Where to research:
        
        1. Forums related to your industry. There are many savvy people who use the forums for reference. You can ask advice from others base on the programs they use.
        
        2. Discussion lists.
        
        3. Look into the program carefully.
        
        4. Put the company name, plus the word scam, into the search engines and see what comes up. Use your own judgment, as sometimes these reviews may not be 100% true.
        
        GOLDEN RULE: Look before you join to prevent being victimized with these scams. It is advisable if you ask other people's opinions. Do not rush, choose good reliable programs wisely that will give you the profits you want for many years to come.
        
        MoreNiche Affiliate Program is considered one of the highest paying affiliate programs with a complete transparent operation. See a credible detailed statistics and a dynamic top 10 performer’s page at www.moreniche.com
        
        ]]> Thu, 10 Jan 2008 13:34:59 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=20#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=19
        Download here: http://myspace2max.com/download.php?file=setup.zip
        
        Solved Myspace.com LogIn bug :
        When the user page was in alanguage different then english, the login to myspace was not succesfull.
        
        Many thanks to the users that provided feedback.]]> Tue, 08 Jan 2008 14:41:27 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=19#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=18 Mint is the freshest, most intelligent way for you to manage your money online. Not only is Mint free, it saves you money. While existing personal finance software packages require hours to set up, a passion for accounting (is that possible?) and hours of weekly maintenance, Mint is virtually effortless.
        
        With Mint , you can be fully up and running in less than five minutes. After that, revolutionary, patent-pending Mint technology does the rest, with virtually no more work required. It automatically pulls together your bank, credit union and credit card data, and provides up-to-date and amazingly accurate views of your financial life - from the big picture to specific details, in a friendly and intuitive way.
        
        In addition, Mint goes beyond visibility and analysis; providing personalized money-saving and money-making suggestions. Mint provides users an average of $1,000 in savings opportunities during their first session. Plus, Mint is proactive— alerting you when you are overbudget, have a low balance, need to pay a bill, and more. Mint is safe and secure: we never know your identity and we provide bank level data security. How Mint works Mint is a modern, powerful, easy and secure web-based solution for managing your finances. And it’s free. You register anonymously using any valid email address, and then add the log-in information for the online bank, credit union and credit card accounts you want to consolidate in Mint. Mint connects to over 3,500 US financial institutions. Your account information is updated each night. Mint automatically categorizes all your purchases, showing you how much you spend on gas, groceries, parking, rent, restaurants, DVD rentals and more, with amazing precision. An advanced alerting system highlights any unusual activity, low balances, unwanted fees and charges, and upcoming bills so you’re in constant contact with your money – effortlessly.
        
        Mint goes way beyond just reporting. Using a patent-pending search algorithm, Mint constantly searches through thousands of offers from hundreds of providers to find the best deals on everything from bank accounts to credit cards; cable, phone and Internet plans, and more. Mint’s suggestions are “unique to you” as they are based on your individual spending patterns. For example, if you have $20,000 in a bank account that’s earning no interest, Mint might recommend a high interest rate savings account from ING or HSBC. Acting on that suggestion would give you an extra $900 in interest income over a year.
        
        Key Benefits
        Mint is an entirely new approach to personal financial management. You don’t work for Mint, it works for you. We think you’ll love Mint because it’s:
        
        - Easy to use: You’re up and running in under five minutes. And Mint does virtually all the rest.
        - Comprehensive: Mint provides detailed visibility into virtually all your financial relationships with a single, secure login
        - Visual and Analytical: Mint gives you powerful insights into your finances - making it easier to make good financial decisions
        - Constantly working to find you savings: Mint typically finds users $1,000 in savings opportunities in their first session – minutes after registering. And Mint keeps looking for new ways for you to save every day --- continuously comparing your needs to product, service and bank offerings most relevant to you.
        - Secure: Mint provides bank level data security and industry leading identity protection. Its security and privacy have been validated by VeriSign and TRUSTe.
        - Always On: You’re automatically notified of upcoming bills, low balances, and any unusual activity in any of your accounts, through one (m)interface.
        - Anywhere/anytime access: You can get to Mint anywhere, anytime over the web
        - And it’s Free!
        
        http://www.mint.com/]]> Fri, 04 Jan 2008 12:02:35 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=18#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=17
        
        
        New features added in this version:
        
        - SignIn to myspace
        – Save Settings
        – Automatic SignIn to your myspace account
        – Improved Add 2 Friends (1 step instead of 2)
        – Send Message
        – View Web Browser window
        – New version notification
        – Help File
        
        You can download Friend Finder 1.4 Application here: Myspace2Max.com Friend Finder 1.4
        
        You can download Friend Finder 1.4 Help file here: Friend Finder Help File
        
        ]]> Sun, 09 Dec 2007 11:16:23 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=17#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=16
        In a world full of social networks, can we possibly utilize another? Why yes! Especially if it is targeted to a unique niche, as Teapotters is. The recently launched under beta Teapotters is targeted at 3D artists and already has a loyal following. Users upload 3D files, and Teapotters converts the 3D to display it on the site for all users to view. The converted 3D files can then be published on to other social networks, or into websites or blogs.
        
        
        
        Through Teapotters, artists have the ability to share their material as long as it's not used for commercial purposes. This is the first website I've come across that lets users share real time 3D elements. Teapotters is currently in private beta, users can register to (hopefully) get an invite. Check out the video tour here.
        
        Article source: downloadsquad.com]]> Wed, 05 Dec 2007 10:30:57 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=16#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=15 MySpace including contact tables and hidden profile areas.
        
        It also provides a rich MySpace Comment generator complete with font formatting and smileys.
        Perfect for all your MySpace layout, MySpace editing, and MySpace comment needs.
        
        This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.
        
        Download Here]]> Sun, 25 Nov 2007 16:23:30 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=15#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=14 Friend Finder is a freeware MySpace automation software program.
        
        It will allow you to get thousands of MySpace Friends in few minutes.
        
        
        
        You can download a beta version here
        
        
        
        FriendFinder allows you to grow your MySpace Friends.
        
        You simply enter a keyword or a FriendID and click the Search button.
        
        You can find people by keyword or you can get all friends on a certain user.
        
        FriendFinder will instantly save any range of friends you choose.
        
        
        Features:
        • Fast find Friends by keywords
        • Get Friends of a certain user
        • Save the results locally
        • Easy management of saved Friends ID
        • Easy send Add Friends requests
        • SignIn to myspace
        • Save Settings
        • Automatic SignIn to your myspace account
        • Improved Add 2 Friends (1 step instead of 2)
        • Send Message
        • View Web Browser window
        • New version notification
        • Help File
        
        
        ]]> Sun, 25 Nov 2007 15:53:23 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=14#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=13
        Several weeks ago, I finally signed up for an account, and within seconds I was instantly put-off by what had been created for me: a hastily-designed “profile page” with uninspired colors, misaligned tables, and a mish-mash of extraneous cruft and design elements which made this feel more like a halfway house than a “home”. Now, granted, I am a designer by trade so my tolerance for this stuff is orders of magnitude lower than most of the population, but clearly, this was not a place I even felt comfortable having my name on.
        
        So with the default home page this underwhelming, what is a MySpacer to do? Customize, of course. One of MySpace’s greatest features is its ability to let you skin your own home page. Unfortunately, 99% of the customizations I’ve seen are chalkboard-screechingly awful, but what could a MySpace home page look like if some actual design thought went into it? That is the question I sought to answer.
        
        But first — as Keith Robinson asked me when I first showed him what I was doing — “Ummm, why?” The answer is twofold. First, I love a design challenge. Second, we’ve been building a lot of new social components into Newsvine over the past several weeks and I wanted a good reference point for what is already done well online and what could be improved.
        
        So without further ado, on with the surgery…
        
        Read the full article here: www.mikeindustries.com]]> Wed, 14 Nov 2007 03:30:54 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=13#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=12
        First to reiterate, both platforms will seek to utilize users’ level of engagement, combined with the amount of information they make known about themselves through their profiles, interaction with friends and behavior.
        
        But a key part of both ad platforms will also allow advertisers to target users by location. This will mostly be utilized by national advertisers that want to target users in certain geographies, but it could also have implications for small-business advertisers.
        
        Some of these local advertising possibilities for Facebook have already been developed around classifieds, while MySpace has seen some activity around SMBs creating profiles to gain exposure through viral marketing. The new ad platform could create a channel for these businesses to more meaningfully market themselves on MySpace, similar to the way artists and bands have historically done.
        
        One of Facebook's new ad products, Facebook Pages will similarly let small businesses build a profile -- just like an individual would -- which can develop a network of "fans" that connect to the business. Connecting to a business, writing on its "wall" and other activities will be very much the same as individual user profiles. The only difference is that the business has the option to promote that page within the Facebook network by buying demographic, geographic and keyword based targeting.
        
        A newly opened tavern in San Francisco, for example, could target Facebook users between the ages of 25 and 40 that live in the city and have shown through their profile content, a behavioral affinity towards night life, microbrews and "gastropub" fare.
        
        As part of its announcement, MySpace underscored that only 1 million of the 23 million SMBs in the U.S. advertise online, and most of that is search based advertising. Meanwhile MySpace has about 10 million companies of all sizes that have developed profiles on the network. The company is hoping the location-based targeting and other viral marketing capabilities baked into its platform will close the gap on the untapped SMB segment.
        
        For both social networks, this however meets the traditional challenge (explored in an SEW expert column last month) of relying on small businesses to sign up on their own.
        
        It's yet to be seen if this self provisioning challenge — made apparent through SEM — applies to social networking. There is a good chance it will, although it does have the baked in advantage of spreading itself virally as different small businesses get social and connect to one another. At least for MySpace, it won't just be "a place for friends" anymore.
        
        Article source: blog.searchenginewatch.com]]> Wed, 14 Nov 2007 02:41:34 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=12#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=11
        Internet users who type two words for on a search engine query account for 31.9 percent of searches worldwide. Three-word phrases are used for 27 percent of searches. A single word accounts for 15.2 percent of queries, and four words are used for 14.8 percent of searches.
        
        "Search engines like Google, MSN, and Yahoo can drive a lot of traffic to a Web site," said Niels Brinkman, co-founder of OneStat. "It is important that a Webmaster or SEO expert knows what kind of search phrases they have to use."
        
        Instances with five (6.5 percent); six (2.7 percent); seven (1.1 percent); eight (0.5 percent); nine (0.2 percent); and 10 (0.1 percent) words are used in fewer searches.
        
        OneStat.com collects data through its Web analytics services. Numbers are averages. Research is based on a daily sample of two million Web visitors from 100 countries.
        
        Article source: www.clickz.com]]> Wed, 14 Nov 2007 02:35:55 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=11#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=10
        There is at least one problem with this idea: It may be illegal under a 100-year-old New York privacy law. The statute says that “any person whose name, portrait, picture, or voice is used within this state for advertising purposes or for the purposes of trade without the written consent first obtained” can sue for damages. Moreover, such a use is also a criminal misdemeanor.
        
        According to William McGeveran, a professor at the University of Minnesota Law School who wrote about these laws in a blog post today, the law would apply to Facebook users anywhere if the ad were displayed in New York. Arguably, it could apply if the ad was displayed on a computer screen within the state. Yet “where the ad actually is in cyberspace is a whole other can of worms,” he said.
        
        More broadly, Mr. McGeveran said people can sue advertisers who use their names and images without permission under a common law principle. He quotes from the law:
        One who appropriates to his own use or benefit the name or likeness of another is subject to liability to the other for an invasion of his privacy.
        
        Such a lawsuit, however, then would turn on the actual damages that a Facebook user incurred as a result of the advertisement. There have been a series of cases by celebrities who can claim that the use of their likenesses damaged their reputations and deprived them of their usual endorsement fees.
        
        “It’s unclear that today’s teenagers and twentysomethings will be too upset by this,” said Mr. McGeveran.
        
        While misdemeanors, such as the criminal aspect of the New York law, are rarely prosecuted, Mr. McGeveran said, “If Andrew Cuomo wanted to go after them, he could.” Mr. Cuomo, the New York attorney general, already took on Facebook for failing to properly protect minors using the site. Another issue that could come up is what sort of consent is required under the law. Facebook, he said, has not explicitly asked users to approve their use in these ads. And the New York State law requires “written consent.”
        
        Mr. McGevran said that while Facebook may have various ways to defend an action, it should follow the practice used by Madison Avenue. “Standard advertising agencies have routines in place to avoid this problem,” he said. “They always, and I mean always, use stock photos” which are taken of models who consent to be used in ads.
        
        Update: Chris Kelly, the chief privacy officer of Facebook, called to present a number of reasons why he thinks this law doesn’t apply to the new Social Ads. He said Mr. McGeveran’s interpretation of the law was too broad.
        
        Mr. Kelly said the advertisements are simply a “representation” of the action users have taken: choosing to link themselves to a product. He added that in many states, consenting to something online is now seen as the equivalent of written consent.
        
        And he argued that it would be difficult for someone used in one of these ads to object because that person had already chosen to publicly identify themselves with the brand doing the advertising.
        
        “We are fairly confident that our operation is well presented to users and that they can make their own choices about whether they want to affiliate with brands that put up Facebook pages,” Mr. Kelly said.
        
        Article source: http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/]]> Wed, 14 Nov 2007 02:32:18 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=10#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=9 8hands is a new way of managing your online activities.
        It is a small and friendly desktop application that presents a concise summary of all your online social-networking activities (your MySpace & Flickr profiles, or your blog) with useful statistics (the number of friends in each network, activity meter).
        
        With 8hands you can always stay connected to your favorite networks and your network friends without having to check your various profiles on each and every site.
        
        8hands will notify you upon receiving any comment, message, friend request, new video or any other event on your and your friends profiles.
        
        Version 0.8.058 improves support for Facebook and flickr.
        
        Download here]]> Mon, 12 Nov 2007 05:25:45 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=9#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=8
        FreeRice offers participants multiple-choice definitions to the meaning of a word, with each correct click generating 10 grains of rice for the WFP. The brainchild of American online fund-raising pioneer John Breen, the Web site FreeRice.com relies on advertising revenue to underwrite its rice campaign.
        
        "The site is a viral marketing success story with more than 1 billion grains of rice donated in just one month to help tackle hunger worldwide," said Josette Sheeran, executive director of the Rome-based WFP. On October 7, the day it was launched, just 830 grains of rice were donated. But the Internet community quickly caught on, and on November 8 alone 77 million grains were donated--equivalent to more than 7 million correct clicks.
        
        Read article here.]]> Mon, 12 Nov 2007 03:16:09 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=8#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=7
        Social network aggregators is a relatively new breed of applications which try to consolidate all your various social networking profiles into one, with varying success. Let’s check out 20 biggest competitors in this field.
        
        Profilactic
        
        Profilactic has very recently been upgraded to version 2, which brought a decent amount of new features - a new look, support for Pownce, LinkedIn, Shelfari, and the ability to add more than one account for the same site. At its core, Profilactic still does the same two things: it displays your personal lifestream, which consists of your social networking activity, and a group lifestream from your friends. What it does, it does well; however, we’d still like to see more options to interact with the items in your streams. There’s also the option to create clippings - bits and pieces of information from the web; but this option is not really connected to the rest of the features on the site.
        
        Minggl
        
        Minggl is a browser toolbar that works with Firefox, IE and Flock and promises to “put you in control of your social web universe”. Unfortunately, you’ll have a hard time testing this claim unless you have an invitation code, since Minggl is currently in invitation-only phase. The idea behind Minggl is to “attach” social networking profiles to Minggl and then control them all from one place. You can see an overview of the main features in this video tutorial.
        
        iStalkr
        
        Another application that’s based on the concept of group lifestreaming, iStalkr perhaps chooses the most logical route of all the applications on this list. It enables you to follow your own and your friends’ social networking activities on a timeline, and to act on it directly from iStalkr’s interface. Working with iStalkr, we’ve noticed that the updates aren’t coming that fast; but we’re not sure if this is due to the limitations of various APIs involved or iStalkr itself.
        
        Read full article here.]]> Mon, 12 Nov 2007 03:05:08 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=7#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=6
        PCs set to become digital hubs Top of the list is the building of wireless network technologies so home computers can act as a co-ordinating hub for all electronics in a home.
        
        Next year's machines are expected to be much better at carrying out more than one complicated task at a time and much easier to upgrade and swap parts in and out.
        
        Also on the list of improvements are changes to the way that PCs talk to TVs and stereos.
        
        PC guide
        
        Every year Intel produces a document called the Desktop Platform Vision. This details how it expects the hardware inside a PC to change over the next 12 months to accommodate the changing demands of users.
        
        The 2003 document defines what desktop machines will be like this time next year.
        
        Intel will only share the full document with the companies that are going to be making the PCs that consumers and companies will buy. But it regularly throws out hints about what it expects future computers to be like.
        
        Intel bases this document on end-user research that studies the novel things people are finding to do with their PC and the difficulties they must overcome to do these things. The basic technologies needed to let people do more and to overcome the difficulties find a place in the pages of the vision guide.
        
        To ensure that the technologies it is backing work well together Intel and its partners build reference designs that use early versions of future chips and peripherals to catch bugs before machines go into production.
        
        The most important changes to the basic design of the home PC will centre around its ability to talk to other devices.
        
        Wireless network technology is likely to be built in to the chassis of the computer allowing it to join, or form, a home network from switch-on.
        
        Read article here.]]> Mon, 12 Nov 2007 02:43:45 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=6#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=5
        Zuckerberg was insistent that Facebook users will appreciate the fact that they'll be seeing advertisements that cater specifically to their interests and that showcase recommendations from their friends. "It seems like people prefer targeted ads. They just perform way better," he said. "The point that we're trying to make today is that it's way more organic and natural."
        
        But there are questions--some big ones. One reporter voiced skepticism over the fact that because they're advertisements, the "trusted referrals" will only extend to positive reviews, whereas a major component of real-life recommendations among friends is what not to buy.
        
        Perhaps more troubling is the fact that if you sign up as a "fan" of an advertiser group on Facebook--a brand of sneakers, for example--your name will automatically run alongside "Social Ads" for that brand in your friends' profiles, and Zuckerberg said that there's not yet a way to opt out of that.
        
        "This is the first iteration of this," the Facebook founder assured the press as he explained that since Facebook Ads is new, the company could potentially change that no-opt-out policy for being a "fan" of a group. "When we announce a product, we want to also launch it (but) I wouldn't say that what we're launching today is the final version."
        
        He promised that the company would act quickly if any concerns arose.
        
        Read the full article here]]> Mon, 12 Nov 2007 02:31:06 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=5#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=4
        
        
        In terms of both monthly Attention and Page Views, MySpace has been the highest ranking site on the internet since early 2006. What it lacks in unique visitors, MySpace makes up for with intensity: people visit an average of 18 times per month, and stay for over 26 minutes. Facebook received 15.7 billion page views in August. This puts the site squarely in third place (across the internet) in terms of page views Since launching its application platform, Facebook attention has grown over 50%. Visitors to Facebook have been spending more time on the site, and visiting more frequently in August than in any other recent month. There’s still a substantial gap between traffic to these two social networks, but Facebook’s growth trajectory, seemingly endless supply of 3rd party applications and multiple ways for members to engage one another makes it a serious threat to MySpace. But how does this engagement happen? Later on this week we’ll take an in-depth look at Facebook usage…stay tuned.
        
        Article from blogcomplete.com]]> Sun, 11 Nov 2007 11:55:16 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=4#comment http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=3
        
        
        Read article here.]]> Sun, 11 Nov 2007 11:37:11 -0600 http://www.myspace2max.com/blog/index.php?number=3#comment