Facebook, anyone?

[AstralWanderer]

Annette said:
You guys are, always have been, and always will be the best.

Bet you say that to all the boys...

[mac5732]

I couldn't resist, I joined just for Shrapnel.... see you all there,

I see Chainmail lady is in the photo album Tks Tim hahahahah


mac

[Annette]

mac5732 said:
I couldn't resist, I joined just for Shrapnel.... see you all there,

I see Chainmail lady is in the photo album Tks Tim hahahahah


mac

You forgot to mention you're in the photo album, too! Please search my name and hit the button to request to be my friend And that goes for anyone here, of course.

Poster: Black_Knyght

I'm more of a MySpace user myself

I've fooled around a bit with a MySpace page but am having trouble figuring out how to use it effectively for marketing. Facebook, at least on the surface, seems far more geared toward business networking. Any tips on MySpace are appreciated! Our page (under construction until we figure it out) is http://www.myspace.com/shrapnelgames
Not even close to as nice as the Facebook page, imo.

[Ed Kolis]

Heh, I see you can't make up your mind on Shrapnel's gender on Myspace... imagine the kind of hits you'd get if you put the company's actual age on there

[Annette]

Yeah, that's the problem. On Facebook there is an option to set up a Product Page, which we've done. If such an option exists on MySpace, I've yet to find it. So I'm trying to make a personal page look like product page. Yuck! I tried entering the birth date of the company, 1999, but I get an error that I have to be at least fourteen years old. And is Shrapnel Games single or married? male or female? I'm losing hope of turning the page into anything respectably worthwhile

[Raapys]

Definitely female, single. And put in some pictures of those girls on the Dominions 3 advertisements!

[Annette]

Ahh, I get it. We set the profile so that lecherous men searching for prey will stumble across our page? Stats show our typical customer is a 34-55 year old male...interesting.

[Azselendor]

Annette said:
Yeah, that's the problem. On Facebook there is an option to set up a Product Page, which we've done. If such an option exists on MySpace, I've yet to find it. So I'm trying to make a personal page look like product page. Yuck! I tried entering the birth date of the company, 1999, but I get an error that I have to be at least fourteen years old. And is Shrapnel Games single or married? male or female? I'm losing hope of turning the page into anything respectably worthwhile

Myspace is very difficult to work with because of the insane coding they use and lack of user-friendly design.

As one of my colleagues put it: "1996 called, they want their html codes back"

Here's some handy resources

http://www.jdavidmacor.com/2007/01/2...and-templates/
http://www.mikeindustries.com/blog/a...yspace-layouts

[Annette]

Azselendor said:
Myspace is very difficult to work with because of the insane coding they use and lack of user-friendly design.

As one of my colleagues put it: "1996 called, they want their html codes back"

Here's some handy resources

http://www.jdavidmacor.com/2007/01/2...and-templates/
http://www.mikeindustries.com/blog/a...yspace-layouts

Thank you for the validation! I was beginning to think I was a total idiot. I'll look into your suggested resources!

[Annette]

Those are great resources, Azselendor. Thank you, again. I think I'm going to setup the page as a profile for Sarge? Anybody here remember him? Will take me some time, though, as I'll have to get him to answer the profile questions