I often hear the question “I wonder what will replace Myspace now that it’s dying out?”

Myspace was once a place where everyone hung out – regular people as well as bands and artists. Today, the regular people have left Myspace for Facebook, leaving behind the worlds’ musicians to promote their music to each other.

With social networking sites coming and going like shoe trends, it’s always hard to predict the next big hype. What could be the right answer today could be a completely different answer in a year. It’s not so much about what site will replace Myspace as it is “On what social network should I focus my marketing efforts?” I can’t tell you what the Myspace of 2012 will be, but it is becoming more and more crucial that musicians stop wasting their marketing efforts on Myspace and instead use them on 2010′s biggest social network – Facebook. For some of you this is old news, but I encourage you to read on anyway![...]
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