9. Connect Your MySpace (If You Still Have Or Use One) To Your Twitter And Or Facebook Account
Make sure it's not connected to or from both, because you'll end up getting double posts, and that is just annoying. You only need one connection (I'd advise using the proxy as Twitter). Consider using MySpace with a specific purpose and intent, as it was purchased by Justin Timberlake in 2011 and has been slowly re-purposed to return to the forefront of its original intentions, music. If you still maintain a large friend list on MySpace, consider reaching out to all of those friends for a few days and determine those interacting from those who have no affirmation. Take a look at those with no activity, and remove the ones that have simply forgotten their profiles to the annals of the interwebs... You may need to retweak and relearn a variety of options on the Facebook and Twitter side of the tools inter-connectivity (it used to simply feed over from facebook or twitter into MySpace, now it's in reverse) to keep them organized, but I will say this...the new layouts and concepts in the use of MySpace are gorgeous, simplified, fluid, and functional. So if anything, go back and take a look at your old unused profiles, and dust that puppy off.
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