Alright, here is my first contribution as an expert super affiliate guru genius overlord.

Everyone knows that when you try to link to something from a MySpace page, it gets redirected to some bullshit warning pop-up that says something like “Are you sure you want to click that fucking link? Do you really know what you’re doing, dumbass!?”

And on top of all that, user created links on MySpace are no-followed. Or so you thought…

Check out a MySpace music page. As an example, we’ll use Dr. Dre (talking affiliate marketing gets me feelin’ gangsta). Take a look on the left under “Dr. Dre General Info”. Next to “Band Website”, you’ll see a link to “dre2001.com/“. Now peep the page source (with FireFox, that would be right-click–>view page source). Then how about a little Ctrl-F action to search through the code? Search for the URL, dre2001.com, and see for yourself that there is absolutely no “nofollow” attribute to be found within the link.

The beauty of MySpace Music pages is that they are easy as shit to boost in terms of PR. All you need to do is befriend super popular MySpacers (like bands and celebrities) and leave them a few comments. Of course, there is plenty of software at your disposal to automate your MySpacing.

Before you know it, you’ll have a PR3 (or more) link to whatever site you want. It doesn’t necessarily need to be a music related site, but that may be more beneficial to you.

And that concludes the first GEM excretion from OffWhiteHat.com. Click here to sign up for a MySpace Music page. No, you don’t actually need to upload any of your grunge garage band’s demos from the mid 90s.