View Full Version : Is myspace.com crap?
JustOneUK
27th June 2006, 02:05
I keep finding links to things on myspace.com, and when i go and look it's the biggest pile crap i have ever seen... most sites (if they can be called that) are just a collage of crap all thrown together.
am i missing something here, does anyone think myspace is good/cool/worthwhile or should it be called "wasteofspace.com" ?
James.
Imericom
27th June 2006, 04:46
myspace is good because:
1.) Its free
2.) Everyone knows what it is and uses it
Myspace is a fad that is a common addition to a business because it's familiar to people. So many people participate in it that its a comfortable place to look at information for potential customers. Even big businesses like Burger King etc have started using it. It is certainly not a substitute for a legitimate corporate website but its not costing you any money and isnt hurting your business by having it.
OnlyOptionMediaLtd
27th June 2006, 06:48
Hi,
MySpace is good for marketing reasons.
Check out:
http://www.lovesit.co.uk/articles.php?art_id=173&start=1
Hope this helps.
ewan
27th June 2006, 20:27
I think MySpace is crap.
Its only popular because it is "MySpace" and has gained an branded image behind the name. There are so many other better networking sites of MySpace nature.
lesliedocherty
28th June 2006, 14:04
It is good,
remyfrazer started there 10 days ago and watch him go
leslie
Mwebb
28th June 2006, 14:25
I don't particluarly think it is a great site, but hey a lot of people do. Hence: http://www.alexa.com/data/details/traffic_details?q=&url=www.myspace.com
britanyastudios
1st July 2006, 13:44
I have been using myspace for months to promote my business, its great, it generates alot of interest,and of course,its free.
Tanya
Jayne
1st July 2006, 18:27
I have heard it's ok if your targeted audience is teeny boppers. Not for all businesses, think it could do more harm than good for some.
Jayne
DJHunter
2nd July 2006, 12:54
It is a bit crap
billhilton
4th July 2006, 08:13
I have heard it's ok if your targeted audience is teeny boppers.
Teeny boppers, Jayne? Never heard of them. My town is full of bobby soxers listening to that decadent skiffle music.:D
Jayne
4th July 2006, 09:13
It must be the North and West divide in Yorkshire.....lol
Jayne
nochance
4th July 2006, 09:47
Rupert Murdoch thought otherwise, hence paying 150 million to some college kids who made the damn thing.
I dont use it, never will, but this web 2.0 stuff letting the consumer be at the center seems to be the way forward for alot of major players.
Have a look at trendwatching.com this months issue!