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The title of the article itself is clickbait, and the article underneath "9 key rules for CEOs to live by" is also clickbait. One quote from the article is: "T
by unfunco 10y ago
The title of the article itself is clickbait, and the article underneath "9 key rules for CEOs to live by" is also clickbait.
One quote from the article is: "The way I would define it is, it has a headline that tries to trick you to read the story and when you get to the story there's nothing of any substance."
And it ends with: "The results are clear: Clicky headlines attract readers. The responsibility of journalists is to make sure there's something worth reading on the other side."
Congratulations Chicago Tribune, you have failed.
- mtmail 10y agoThe optimist in me hopes the journalist came up with a good headline but it was changed later by an 'online media specialist' to attract more clicks. In the HTML I see <meta name="Description" content="Facebook users are fed up with clickbait headlines, and they're fighting back with one of the only tools at their disposal: the like button." data-meta-updatable/> so the answer might have been in the headline but later cut off.