Quick question.

[darkn]

Does anyone know if we're allowed to give a review about Fusion Cash on a Myspace bulletin, Twitter, Facebook, etc.. and throw in our referral link afterwords, while not having it be spam? Or more specifically, what would constitute as spamming our referral link on said sites?
Would that be like just posting the same message/link over and over and over without any meaningful content?

Thanks in advance for the help.

[hjh1974]

I think you need to check the terms of service on the sites you want to post your link. 

[oldbuddy]

Does anyone know if we're allowed to give a review about Fusion Cash on a Myspace bulletin, Twitter, Facebook, etc.. and throw in our referral link afterwords, while not having it be spam? Or more specifically, what would constitute as spamming our referral link on said sites?
Would that be like just posting the same message/link over and over and over without any meaningful content?

Thanks in advance for the help.

I don't use these specific tools, but I have learned the best way to get referrals is let them get the idea to come and find you. So set up a Blog somewhere else like Blogger or your own website, then tell your story about what you DO with the money you earn that will get people excited and want the same things for themselves. If you have done a good job getting your user name into the Google search results, they will find you easy enough.

[darkn]

I don't use these specific tools, but I have learned the best way to get referrals is let them get the idea to come and find you. So set up a Blog somewhere else like Blogger or your own website, then tell your story about what you DO with the money you earn that will get people excited and want the same things for themselves. If you have done a good job getting your user name into the Google search results, they will find you easy enough.

Thanks for the help, I think I'll look in to doing that. 

[SweetBubbles]

I am going to start with a blog very soon here. I want to help people with animal questions, I know lots about many animals. I can maybe post a link and a reason there.

[mcucullu]

I agree with oldbuddy - just random posting, even with the best and most genuine intentions, can often come across as scamspam. Even something as simple as an honest, well-written review on a quality site like FC will often be read by a lot of people the same as all the "SEE HOW I'M MAKING HUNDREDS PER HOUR JUST CLICKING MY MOUSE!" ads out there (and hence get ignored - which is NOT what you want!).

Personal contact is definitely the way to go - just let them get to know you a little bit, tell them a bit about what you're doing, and let them get curious. If they think the idea came from themselves they'll be much more receptive than if they think you're trying to push something on them!

[letsearn]

I did start my blog, but my problem is how do I improve my chances of showing up in Google/Yahoo search
I have been careful and I haven't mentioned anythin about FC or did anythin even remotely spam. So on that front, I assume I am covered. But my question remains.

[oldbuddy]

If anyone thinks they are going to get favorable position on Google for a money making blog, let me save you some time. FORGET IT. Your only chance would be to go after a less popular topic and get lucky. I did when Yuwie first came out and I realized everyone was going to be searching to see if it was a scam, but I didn't do anything but buy the right domain name and put up a website.