Is There Actually Any Money Left in Myspace in 2026?

Myspace maintains a massive Domain Authority (DA) score of 95, making it a goldmine for SEO professionals. Dropping links on active artist profiles helps transfer link equity and authority to boost the search rankings of new websites.
 
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MySpace is only used for a nofollow backlink these days tbh.

If there's one platform we can say is truly dead it'll be Myspace.
 
i dont think so, the main problem with myspace is any traffic you can get from there, you can probably get 10 times that elsewhere. it's all about where you are willing to spend your time and resources
 
I’ve tried affiliate marketing on Myspace, but the results were very poor. It’s also possible that my approach wasn’t the right one.
 
Vynith said:
MySpace is only used for a nofollow backlink these days tbh.

If there's one platform we can say is truly dead it'll be Myspace.
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This.

Also, the work it would take to get any piss traffic from MySpace isn't worth it. Focus on platforms that have relevancy.
 
MySpace can still generate some income, but it's no longer a great option. In my opinion, you shouldn't spend too much time on it. Instead, focus your efforts on stronger, more active platforms that offer better long-term opportunities.
 
A niche profile could work as an extra funnel entry, but I wouldn’t build the whole funnel around it.
 
If you know how to create and promote quality content, MySpace can still generate income. However, it is generally not as effective or profitable as it was in the past.
 
No longer a direct traffic source Myspace is effectively dead in terms of scale. The only remaiing play could be niche branding of artists or old profile backlink signal auhority value, but even then it’s pret ty incnsequential at this point
If monetization is involved, then a better use of time would be to put the effort into TikTok Shorts, YouTube Shorts, or even SoundCloud.
 
The only angle I could see is music promotion. Myspace still has some connection to artists, but it's nowhere near what it used to be.
 
I tried running a few campaigns to increase engagement and drive traffic for affiliate marketing, but the results weren't very impressive.
 
Not much it isn't even considered an effective marketing tool anymore.
 
In my experience, Myspace still has some potential for making money if you focus on a specific niche. However, I wouldn't set my expectations too high, as the platform has a much smaller audience than it once did.
 
people just go to remember good old times there—no activity, nothing that makes any money there.
 
there are still small pockets where people earn something, mostly as a niche/retro traffic experiment
especially for certain music and nostalgia angles
 
Hahhaha, this is really a blast from the past, didn't know it still existed
 
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