Trolling for Traffic: Is It Worth Tarnishing Your Brand for Clicks? : MOMeo ...
“Don’t feed the trolls.” Meaning if someone posts an extremely negative and inflammatory post about you or a group that you belong to for the sole purpose of eliciting a response, the best thing to do is not respond. It’s become the mantra of the blogosphere and is a generally good life principle to not get into it with someone who for all intents and purposes just wants to start a fight.
But what about those who ‘troll’ for traffic by posting negative articles and comments about a specific group with the intent of using their reaction to drive traffic back to the original source? Is it a smart social media strategy or a slimy tactic
What the influencers are saying
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Dawn Riley
Trolling for Traffic: Is It Worth Tarnishing Your Brand for Clicks? - http://t.co/9tTggB7M RT @CarlaYoung
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Shelly Kramer
Trolling for Traffic: Is It Worth Tarnishing Your Brand for Clicks? - http://t.co/MXsH9W2B RT @CarlaYoung
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TJ McCue
Trolling for Traffic: Is It Worth Tarnishing Your Brand for Clicks? - http://t.co/38FUOMNd RT @CarlaYoung
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Anita Campbell
Trolling for Traffic: Is It Worth Tarnishing Your Brand for Clicks? http://t.co/fR6t1BfT RT @CarlaYoung [good question]
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Ruhani Rabin
Trolling for Traffic: Is It Worth Tarnishing Your Brand for Clicks? http://t.co/bXMx9LF1 via @CarlaYoung
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Melanie Strick
Trolling for Traffic: Is It Worth Tarnishing Your Brand for Clicks? http://t.co/yIpt1Hr1 via @CarlaYoung
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Erika Napoletano
Trolling for Traffic: Is It Worth Tarnishing Your Brand for Clicks? - http://t.co/ueNO3jSO RT @CarlaYoung
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