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How do you start up a social networking website?

I have a great idea for a new kind of social networking website but I don’t know what to do to get it started. What do I need to do?

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5 Responses to “How do you start up a social networking website?”

  1. wealthygirl66 says:

    One way is to use ning.com and use their platform. You can also do a search in google for "how to create a social networking site" or hire a programmer to make you a custom one.

  2. ? ? ? says:

    A social Networking Website eh?
    Well you have to be up for the challenge of what faces you
    1st, you need to pay to open a website, then pay extra for extra modules…login menus, granting permission, links, menus, extra features etc

    you would rather have some other expert computerist to sort your website out…

    if you arent familiar with the computer then hiring someone or getting some you know who is a computer geek ….

    then you would need to sort out if joining your site would require cost or just free. Then you need to connect to MSN, hotmail, yahoo, ebuddy, Gmail, or any other mailing services (of course you would need to pay)

    or you can make your own mailing regestry
    so for example for facebook, if it wasnt connected with mailing services then the people would have to make a Facebook account like
    abc1234def@facebook.com or abc1234def-facebook.com

    well these are some only of the Basics

  3. rony says:

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  4. Toby says:

    Go to rentacoder.com to get someone to develop the site. But you had better figure out how you’re going to monetize the site. And ask yourself, "given all of the social networking sites, why would anyone want to join mine?" Get this figured out and you’ll be sipping martinis in Maui.

  5. dorien says:

    If you want to be versatile, use Drupal.

    You can get a step by step guide on how to set up a social network with Drupal here: http://book.drupalfun.com