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Five MySpace Mistakes for Visual Artists

by Paul Watson

The 2006 blog post Five mistakes you’re probably making with your MySpace page (on Andrew Dubber’s blog New Music Strategies) applies equally to visual artists as it does to musicians. The five mistakes (expanded on in much better detail in the blog post itself) are: Using MySpace as your website Using MySpace as your email [...]

Strategies: creating a website for your art, music or writing (part 1)

by Paul Watson

1. Start with a website OK, here’s the easy-to-follow three-point guide: If you are a competent web developer then create your own site. If you have a friend who is a competent web developer then ask them to set you up free blog software (e.g. WordPress) on a web-host with your own domain name in [...]

MySpace opens up to developers, and why that does not matter

by Paul Watson

Tomorrow MySpace opens up its platform to developers. While MySpace have inferred that they’ve learnt from Facebook’s mistakes, in that their platform will be more resilient to spamming issues, I still can’t think of a single useful or interesting application (either for MySpace or Facebook). Maybe it’s just that the whole social network app-development isn’t [...]

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