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It’s tricky – as there is less tolerance for spamming there amoung the participants.
Through in the corporate uneasiness with online gambling right now due to the UIGEA rumblings and DOJ and you might find that anything overt is stamped upon by MySpace/Facebook – in the US at least.
I have a UK Myspace page that has a few links – I’ve seen nothing tangible from it yet – but no-one has got upset either.
So if you’ve got a good marketting idea then go for it and try it out.
:hattip:I was told it was not a good idea and not worth my time… however thats what I was told when I said to people I wanted to start a website.
I always said to myself and will say it with this subject as well… It only takes one player…. only one player to give you your roi (even though its free advertising) The key is to be an active member… dont make your whole agenda about selling your product. Tell your friends you have a page, look for them and add them as well
That should keep you under the no fly zone so to speak lolIts also really good to add yourself to celeb pages.. they usually accept you and it helps just like linking on a real site..
Hope that helps
