Jeremy Shoemaker made fake picture of him holding $500 000 dollars check from AzoogleAds. He did not hide that it is a joke and it was saying on his blog that the image was made on Photoshop and everyone can post it on his blog or forum. Suddenly image appeared in numerous blogs and websites; some of them (who don’t know how to read) made sensation out of image saying that Jeremy really earned half million using AzoogleAds. Other blogs and networks accused Jeremy in lying to his own readers. Anyway, result was just great… Shoemoney blog and AzoogleAds got extra web visibility, more backlinks, higher traffic, and more leads.

 Jeremy stated on his blog: “It was an amazingly good campaign for them. Its been on numerous websites who think they have discovered it was fake… even though it says it here. Good for traffic” and added in different post “I am still amazed how all these sites get duped so easily, It’s great for traffic though so I will take it”.
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Many of you already heard a story: American couple, went to Canada and decided to take time delay pictures, suddenly a squirrel jumped in front of camera…

Photo was added to Your Shot service on National Geographic’s website. Some curious people started conversations guessing that image is fake, in a matter of days photo was all over web and reached top media networks. Brandts family appeared on all major TV stations with their story about funny shot… but it is not the end.
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Many people never even heard about Wallis before 2006. Dress to Kill campaign made people talk about British women’s clothing retailer not only in UK but all over the world.

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 Barbara Rush from Atlanta has spent just $79.55 on putting unique sign on the tire cover of her Honda CR-V. Image of her art work, name, slogan, and website address is clearly visible from a distance.

In 2008-2009 the image and story behind it became popular in blogosphere and social media.