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In the casual browsing of web pages, one often encounters sensational invitations to other web pages such as "10 Historical Photos You Won't Believe" , "Pay off your Mortgage With This Little Known Government Program", "5 Movie Stars That Were Born Underwater", etc.
Often such links show that the creators went to some effort to make their web pages entertaining - and even truthful. I assume the main goal of such webpages is make money from advertising.
Is this type of marketing done by large companies ? - or is it some kind of cottage industry? Many of the webpages that are advertised by sensational headlines have a very polished appearance, which leads me to suspect that they come from large companies.
Often such links show that the creators went to some effort to make their web pages entertaining - and even truthful. I assume the main goal of such webpages is make money from advertising.
Is this type of marketing done by large companies ? - or is it some kind of cottage industry? Many of the webpages that are advertised by sensational headlines have a very polished appearance, which leads me to suspect that they come from large companies.