Reblogged from parislemon :
I clicked through to one of those link-bait junk-brained posts Mashable wrote Sunday night, and I felt like I had been duped. This post explains the thought that went into Mashable’s strategy…
The information in the image above is not surprising at all. But still pathetic.
Imagine that, you write 35 200-word posts featuring the words “Bin Laden” in the headline and they pull in traffic on the day it’s one of the most searched terms ever.
Were any of those stories really about technology? A few, maybe. But none were given the actual attention that a story of such magnitude deserves. It was a pure traffic/SEO play.
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