This Kind of Dishonesty Bugs Me!
and ran across a site in the top 40 that I clicked on to check out...
Los Angeles Tribune - Local Report
(losangeles-tribunes[dot]com/finance)
It turns out that even though it appears to be an article from a
financial weekly reporter, it's actually an ad for a product called,
"Easy Google Profit".
The part that bugs me the most is the "geo ip" feature that makes
it appear that the person in the article lives in my home town.
I guess this is supposed to make me more likely to believe the
article and buy the product? Somebody in my little town actually
made it big on Google! (I'm joking - that's apparently what they
want me to believe.)
What do my fellow Warriors think? Is this crap or is this just
great marketing?
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