Social Networking Grown Up? You may be familiar with MySpace, Facebook, Digg, and Twitter, two of these sites ushered in an era of social networking. Essentially, people signed up and posted their information and opinions and linked with other people on the sites to share their profiles. These networked sites used advertising to generate profits. But the real action was when people spontaneously joined social networks around some subject area within the overall framework of the site.

Now, we are seeing an new breed enter the arena. Why not allow people with shared interests to create and spawn their own social networking sites outside of an overarching framework? This is the next development. Instead of linking within MySpace to other clients of MySpace, you can now start your own site and keep the ad income generated with Google’s AdSense.

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With many adsense revenue budgets doubling each month, many social networks are seeing huge increases in new members and in addition to the revenue. You can now go online and find free software to create your own social network, or create your own network on other peoples servers and with their software. Ning.com has given the ability for anyone to create their own social network in minutes.

Anyone can use online freelance providers for much of the work to build a successful business. Programmers, writers and online marketing experts can be hired through a broker service such as Elance. Right from the concept and initial development, you provide the overall concept design, and award various projects to Elance providers to do the detailed design specifications and then the detailed programming. Or, you can allow yourself to build on what others have provided at little or no cost to you.

Marketing to Businesspeople

rSitez and a similar business, Ning.com, recognize that entrepreneurs want to network with other business people online to form social networks, share ideas and marketing strategies, and combine for joint ventures.

The difference between rSitez and Ning is that you don’t have to join the larger entity to join any particular network. Each user runs, maintains, and charges for their own social network site as if it were a separate entity- which it is. Of course, site owners also reap the revenue generated from the network they set up.

A simple example would be business people across the US all linked in a network for their type of business. They would be able to share market information with each other as well as industry trend information, stories, and best practices. This is just the sort of gossip business owners have always traded, but tweaked and revved up with immediate, electronic communications (the Internet) and now, a way to get together effectively.

We have our own ning network, one where we hope to forge great relationships with one another. Join Our Team!