Many conservative or traditional entrepreneurs think online communities are for geeks and wierdos.

Not so.

Online communities like MySpace are the neighborhood bars, water coolers, and playgrounds of the Internet Age. At the end of 2006, it had more than 150 million users – that’s 150 million users who associate with brands, who spend money, who network and spread word-of-mouth marketing, and who are potentially willing to buy what you’re selling.

On MySpace Users become “friends” with brands they relate to – this networking is a turnkey public of like-minded consumers. They buy the same products and services, speak the same language, and share many of the same demographics.

This new generation of consumers want to be intimate with their brands. Let us show you how to take advantage of it:

• Message and branding strategy
• User targeting strategy
• Tactics for using integrated tools (groups, bulletins, messages, friends)
• Profile, message, and bulletin copywriting
• Profile design, customization, and coding
• Integrating multimedia
• MySpace community development

While we specialize in MySpace consulting for the music industry, the network is a great marketing opportunity for any type of business (hey, check out the WordFli space).

And we’re happy to work with you if you’re interested in learning about other online communities as well (YouTube, Friendster, Frappr, Flickr, Wikipedia, chat rooms, bulletin boards, news groups, etc.). These types of network marketing are the future – make sure you’re in on it.