Wow, can you believe it? Myspace recently broke the 100M mark of subscribers – that’s excellent. Why is that excellent? Well, just imagine how many entrepreneurs are on Myspace. When it comes to networking and linking up with fellow entrepreneurs, Myspace can be an amazing tool to make those connections.
Today while surfing around Myspace, I came across bizMAVERICKS page. I was impressed with their mission:
We, as bizMAVERICKS, are rebel businesspeople who will do whatever it takes to create success for ourselves, our businesses, and the world we live in. Our entrepreneurial spirit is strong; and the energy it radiates, is felt by all who encounter it.
It’s great to see people utilizing Myspace to reach out and connect to other entrepreneurs. When most people think of Myspace, they think of flashy pages filled with music, images, and all types of bells and whistles coming at you. Sure, MySpace is a fun and hip place to keep in touch with friends, no doubt.
However when the entrepreneur thinks of Myspace, he or she must also think of the networking possibilities. Com’on guys, we’re talking about over 100 million people here! Just setting up a page with a link to your business can go a long way. Imagine the possibilities if you are actively reaching out to people and educating them on your business and how it can help them – Geeezzz… talk about potential!
Sites like bizMAVERICKS are great because it brings entrepreneurs together from all over the world; entrepreneurs who already have a Myspace account and are keen on networking and building relationships with people just like themselves – people working hard to become successful and change the world. Keep it coming bizMAVERICKS.
Rock on!
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This is good advice. I actually found a great employee through MySpace – I needed a part-time web designer/developer, so I just searched through people in two local colleges who were majoring in computer science. I messaged all of them and got a few responses back. A week later, I had an ambitious employee who was helping tremendously with a bunch of projects. The best part about it all is that, before MySpace, this is the type of person I would have never been able to find – he would not have wanted/paid to be on real job search sites, flyers would never be seen, etc etc. MySpace opens up a whole world of opportunities for finding people to employee, partner up with, sell to, and anything else imaginable.