Stuff that occurs to me

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Tuesday, 21 June 2011

Testing a fake article generator from Article Max

This is a fake article created solely to highlight the way in which spun articles are used to flog useless products. This blog post does not endorse anything in the text below - do not spend any money on any of these products, thank you :)

For more information on what this is about, please see my earlier post http://brodiesnotes.blogspot.com/2011/06/seeding-articles-of-woo-with-sensible.html


Source: www.articlemax.net

Source: www.articlemax.net


Posted by Jo at 21:32
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1 comment:

  1. JoTue Jun 21, 09:40:00 pm 2011

    I "created" this article by embedding literally nothing more a very short piece of code from this page: http://articlemax.net/?p=168585

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Comment policy: I enthusiastically welcome corrections and I entertain polite disagreement ;) Because of the nature of this blog it attracts a LOT - 5 a day at the moment - of spam comments (I write about spam practices,misleading marketing and unevidenced quackery) and so I'm more likely to post a pasted version of your comment, removing any hyperlinks.

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