You, too, can make $100K writing for Examiner.com! (Results not typical)

http://adage.com/digital/article?article_id=147099

But don't worry, Examiner tells its investors us. Most writers only make a few hundred dollars a year.

 

A friend who was doing some work for them found that if you mention as many celebrities as possible in a story, the stories will show up on people's google alerts and he started making twice as much working for Examiner. Of course, he would also have to mention Angelina Jolie, Howard Stern, Glenn Beck and Jenna Jameson in sports articles he was writing.

 

Google has the entire Internets by the balls via SEO. (Yes, it's a gross oversimplification, but it's true.)

 

She's writing 130 stories a week working 35 hours. Yeah, lots of legwork and no copyright infringements whatsoever going into those "reports."

 

Basically she repeats yahoo and tmz reports?

 

Stop your bitching. The woman saw Miley Cyrus in a coffee shop once.

 

And think if you mention all of them in the same story:

"The Georgia Bulldogs took it like Jenna Jameson Saturday as the Auburn Tigers rolled to a 48-31 victory in front of 90,000 fans who were more crazed than the attendees at a Glenn Beck rally.

After the game, Cam Newton declined comment, with the exception of a brief outburst that would make Howard Stern blush. So Newton's season continues, at least for now. But if the NCAA steps in, it could be Heisman, Interrupted. Only, instead of leading to an Oscar for Angelina Jolie, this show will end in tears and heartbreak."

 

That's how his stories read. He found out the 20 celebrities who had the most google alerts and almost all were mentioned in every story he wrote.

 

Weingarten had a great column related to SOE.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/07/09/AR2010070904048.html

 

I saw her in Walmart in Alabama. She bought Patrick Swayze's lake house on Smith Lake.

 

I just vomited in my mouth.