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Why aren't there clear disclaimers for sponsored/paid interviews and branding exercises?
It's a clearly known loophole, which scammers use to improve their search history / SEO rankings - by using similar sounding recognitions / association.
#WorldStartupConvention #WSCscam
It's a clearly known loophole, which scammers use to improve their search history / SEO rankings - by using similar sounding recognitions / association.
#WorldStartupConvention #WSCscam
How PR statements and branding exercises were used in case of KK Singh.
https://twitter.com/her1n/status/1399324265619492866
One more example how of KK Singh used an interview in the Harvard International Review, to reiterate lies:
https://twitter.com/her1n/status/1401426255572967426
Devesh Kumar, the former Wire journalist used similar tactics over the years, to build a history for himself.
Due diligence these days only means to Google a person's reach and reputation.
Due diligence these days only means to Google a person's reach and reputation.
https://twitter.com/her1n/status/1587419528321196032
Related: Not a scam, but an example of an advertorial about the Ambani's grandkids.
Most people won't be able to make out, that it was part of an PR exercise.
Most people won't be able to make out, that it was part of an PR exercise.
https://twitter.com/her1n/status/1607690904873340930
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