Part 2: How To Get Paid To Use MySpace (FREE instructions and downloads)

Some things to keep in mind when reading this page:

* The strategy I am about to write for you works. Works well. For many people, and for lots of money.

* The people who will be buying stuff and earning you money are real people. Please treat them with respect. Never spam. This strategy is to be used not to spam people. People are people too, you know.

* This strategy is one that you will find in many many ebooks about making money on myspace. It is laid out here for you so you pay nothing for the information.

Please enjoy, and why not give some feedback in the guestbook at the end? Also, email me with how much money you've made with this strategy... The emails are amazing!

- Lewis

This one is fairly obvious, don't you think?

I know you probably already have one, but get a new one. A completely new myspace account to use to make money on myspace. We're not going to use your existing account. We're going to leave that one untouched.

You actually might want to get several accounts. If you have the time. Go and create an account right now. The sooner the better.

If you want to get a layout for free (you might have to pay on ebay otherwise) go and check out this page. See 'Layouts' on the left-hand column? Find one or two you like and follow the instructions.

If you look a little further down the list you'll see the 'Layout Generator'. If you want, you can use it to generate your own layout if you don't like the existing templates. It gives you more customization, but of course will take you a few minutes longer.

To get your account up and running, you'll want to start adding some friends.

And you'll want to do it manually. At least, at first. I'll tell you how to make it go automatically in a moment.

IMPORTANT: You'll want to do this manually at first just so the account is not marked as a spam account. This may sometimes happen if on the day you create the account you set your account to send friend requests automatically!

When I create a new account I leave it completely untouched (apart from setting up the profile as in step 1 above) for about two weeks.

Then in week 3 I start sending 50 friend requests per day (per account), then week 4 I start sending 100 friend requests a day (per account), and I keep going like this until I get to about 250 - 300 friend requests a day (per account!).

But I don't usually go higher than that.

MySpace put a limit of about 400 friend requests per day per account. But I don't want to go near that number and draw the attention of myspace. So let's just stick with low but workable numbers.

Clickbank is a website where people who have written ebooks (or downloadable courses) go to sell their products. And YOU join clickbank and automatically become an affiliate for every product that is listed there. This is good news for you.

The person who wrote the ebook chooses the price they want to sell it for, let's say $47, and if YOU generate a sale then you're paid between about 50 - 75% of the total.

Where else can you join for free, and sell high-conversion high-commission products and keep roughly 50% - 75% of the total sale price of something you never wrote a word of!

This is perfect for our myspace plan because there are over 10,000 products at clickbank, all with unique sales letters, all catering to different niches, and all you need to do is send people to a special link that clikbank will give you for each product. And you're ready to refer and make money :-)

Head over to www.clickbank.com to check it out.

OK. So you're on clickbank, you're a member, and you've familiarized yourself with how to navigate the site. It's now time for you to find a product to promote to the friends you are soon going to add.

And the friends will be targeted. By which I mean 'chosen carefully based on certain criteria'. Not by making them targets of any kind!

Paid Survey sites sell quite well to general audiences, but you might want to think about focussing on a niche.

With the friend adder I'll show you in a sec you'll be able to target profiles that contain a certain word. or maybe target people of a certain age, or certain interests.

The benefit of all this is that you will be able to sell, for example, something related to football to members of a football fan group. That kind of thing.

So poke around on clickbank for products you think will sell well (Hint: the higher the 'grav' number the better!), and click 'create hoplink', put in your new username.

And you've just created your first clickbank affiliate link :-)

You'll need to get a really cheap .info domain name for this whole plan to work.

WHY? Because myspace has banned affiliate links from being posted on myspace pages and comments. They don't like that someone other than THEM can use the site to make money.

If you DO post your affiliate link on there, it just won't show up. And how silly will you look then?! ;-)

Namecheap.com are the best for domains, and they have help instructions on how to redirect your domain when you are logged in. Just look for them...

FriendAdder is a piece of software that will add up to about 500 friends per day (MySpace put a limit on all accounts of 500), and you get to choose age, location, etc.

You get to target people using any of the information MySpace has for people. You even get to choose to add people with a certain word or phrase on their profile.

So if you were promoting a football product you might want to add a few thousand people between the age of 18 and 35 who all have the word football on their profiles.

The Friend Adder Software will be able to send the comments automatically. You won't have to do more than 2 minutes work for this.

You have two options here, with regards to what you're going to write as your comment:

1). Send non-marketing comments out (like 'Hey. Thanks for adding me', 'Hey. Your profile looks pretty cool', etc) and put your link at the bottom of each comment. Your link will then be seen by everyone who visits the profiles of ALL your friends. So you comment John, then Mary looks at John's profile and sees your link. Very good for business!

2). Or you can send comments out with NO LINK in the actual comment text, but instead you ask people to check out your profile. And your profile will obviously contain a noticeable link to the product you're selling.

Whether you choose option 1 or option 2 is up to you. Personally I'd start off with the second option. It gains more trust and interaction.

As you get more confident about how it all works, maybe move on to the first option. Do whatever you feel comfortable doing, whatever makes you most profitable, whatever one you like the best. It doesn't really matter.

Just make sure you send comments to everyone in one go (using your Friend Adder Software) to get them to all do something!

If you did this strategy for, say, two months, using a different profile for each niche you want to target, and you sold 500 clickbank products with $21.50 profit per item... you just earned $10,750.

A percentage of people will always ask for refunds, so maybe you make about $10,000. That was easy, wasn't it? :-)