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Michael Jackson bought twitter followers ...?
Ist das jetzt eine Fakemeldung oder ist da etwas dran an dieser Pressemitteilung? Die heute nacht um 03:05 eingetroffene Pressemail von uSocial hat nach meinem Gefühl zuviele Buzz-Words im Titel, als dass sie 100% echt sein könnte...Aber bitte lest zur Unterhaltung und Information selbst, liebe Leser, was mit Social Media alles machbar sein soll (wenn nicht heute dann vielleicht bald?).
Ich habe der Einfachheit und Schnelligkeit halber die komplette PM mal hier einkopiert:
Contact: Leon Hill
CEO – uSocial.net
http://usocial.net/
contact@usocial.net
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
MICHAEL JACKSON BOUGHT TWITTER FOLLOWERS
With the increasing popularity of social media sites and the power of marketing on them, more and more people have been investing in services which can increase their rankings faster than they could do on their own.
One such service is the highly-controversial paid Twitter follower service which has been offered by web promotions company uSocial.net for several months now. Now they’re claiming they've had the attention of some of the world’s largest names, including one interesting one in particular.
“I can't admit that we dealt with Michael Jackson directly, though we were in touch with someone in his family recently who tasked us with conducting a Twitter campaign on an account relating to him.” Said uSocial.net CEO Leon Hill. “It was exciting to say the very least to conduct work with such a big name.”
uSocial say that 25,000 followers were bought to be delivered to Jackson’s account and they’re still working on fulfilling the order.
“For obvious reasons we'll be dealing with his family from here on in, though it would have been great to conduct services for Michael Jackson in a different time, under different circumstances.” Said Hill.
The service being delivered to Jackson’s account has caused a lot of controversy over the last few months as many users debate the ethics of being able to purchase followers, though not as much as the company itself has received since its launch.
In December uSocial received a Cease & Desist notice from Digg.com regarding its paid social bookmarking services which the company ignored, and recently they also received threats of legal action from some of Australia’s largest names in radio, Kyle Sandilands and the Austereo network.
Despite all this, it seems the company are still battling on at full steam, with no sign of slowing down or shutting up shop. More information on the services can be viewed by going to http://usocial.net/twitter_marketing.
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For more information and for interviews, please email contact@usocial.net. uSocial’s website can be viewed by going to http://usocial.net/. To unsubscribe, please send the word "UNSUBSCRIBE" to pressrelease@usocial.net.
Soviel dazu.
Jetzt wieder zu den Tagestrends des heutigen Montags.
Ich habe der Einfachheit und Schnelligkeit halber die komplette PM mal hier einkopiert:
Contact: Leon Hill
CEO – uSocial.net
http://usocial.net/
contact@usocial.net
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
MICHAEL JACKSON BOUGHT TWITTER FOLLOWERS
With the increasing popularity of social media sites and the power of marketing on them, more and more people have been investing in services which can increase their rankings faster than they could do on their own.
One such service is the highly-controversial paid Twitter follower service which has been offered by web promotions company uSocial.net for several months now. Now they’re claiming they've had the attention of some of the world’s largest names, including one interesting one in particular.
“I can't admit that we dealt with Michael Jackson directly, though we were in touch with someone in his family recently who tasked us with conducting a Twitter campaign on an account relating to him.” Said uSocial.net CEO Leon Hill. “It was exciting to say the very least to conduct work with such a big name.”
uSocial say that 25,000 followers were bought to be delivered to Jackson’s account and they’re still working on fulfilling the order.
“For obvious reasons we'll be dealing with his family from here on in, though it would have been great to conduct services for Michael Jackson in a different time, under different circumstances.” Said Hill.
The service being delivered to Jackson’s account has caused a lot of controversy over the last few months as many users debate the ethics of being able to purchase followers, though not as much as the company itself has received since its launch.
In December uSocial received a Cease & Desist notice from Digg.com regarding its paid social bookmarking services which the company ignored, and recently they also received threats of legal action from some of Australia’s largest names in radio, Kyle Sandilands and the Austereo network.
Despite all this, it seems the company are still battling on at full steam, with no sign of slowing down or shutting up shop. More information on the services can be viewed by going to http://usocial.net/twitter_marketing.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
For more information and for interviews, please email contact@usocial.net. uSocial’s website can be viewed by going to http://usocial.net/. To unsubscribe, please send the word "UNSUBSCRIBE" to pressrelease@usocial.net.
Soviel dazu.
Jetzt wieder zu den Tagestrends des heutigen Montags.
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