Entrepreneurs

Jon Paramore, The SMASH Co | GTW & Fake Paid Articles

Published

2 years ago

November 18, 2021

“Jon Paramore is a CEO of The Smash Co, Founder of GTW, Motivational speaker, and author of the book – Fail Your Ass Off (A Loser’s Guide to Winning)” – Bio from Paid Article

According to Jon Paramore’s fabricated paid articles, he underwent a significant career transformation, transitioning from a marketing professional to a contractor and eventually establishing a coaching and consulting enterprise. This firsthand journey equipped Jon Paramore with the expertise to offer a variety of consulting programs aimed at catalyzing entrepreneurs’ productivity, spanning from advanced business strategies to fortifying mental resilience. While a majority of his paid interview & feature articles inspire and motivate, it becomes apparent that his interviews and featured pieces lose some of their inspirational allure once one becomes aware of the paid nature of those articles.

We’re not questioning Jon Paramore’s credibility or abilities, but we have concerns about how he’s building his reputation through fake sponsored and paid articles. These paid mentions and interviews may boost his credibility and even help him get verified on Facebook.

SOCIAL PRESENCE:
https://www.instagram.com/jonparamore77
https://www.facebook.com/jon.paramore [ Verified after doing below-Paid Articles ]
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jon-paramore
http://jonparamore.com/

https://thesmashco.com/
https://www.gotowargear.com/
https://www.instagram.com/gtwbrand/
https://www.instagram.com/the_smash_co/

LET’S ANALYZE THE PAID ARTICLES PUBLICATIONS:

Considering Jon Paramore’s expertise in training business leaders to improve themselves, it’s worthwhile to heed his advice, even when it comes to his promotional paid articles. In the coaching business, building your own brand and credibility is essential, and being featured in media outlets can be a valuable strategy. Jon Paramore, CEO of The SMASH Co, Speaker, and Author of the well-known book “Fail Your Ass Off (A Loser’s Guide to Winning),” firmly believes in being direct and straightforward, which is a valuable trait. Additionally, his expertise in “Thinking out of the Box” has been wisely leveraged through his sponsored interviews to market himself effectively.

The majority of his Paid Articles are posted as Sponsor / Brand Content where he can see sharing insights and advice. Publications like Flaunt, Village Voice, MercuryNews, and many more offer anyone to publish their interview or Feature article for $$$$.

https://www.mercurynews.com/2021/08/19/how-jon-paramore-has-been-impacting-lives-for-the-last-two-decades/
https://www.villagevoice.com/2021/08/09/jon-paramore-on-helping-people-become-the-best-version-of-themselves/
https://flaunt.com/content/jon-paramore

Below are more Interview / Feature Articles that may look real and organic but they are not. These publications can be purchased from freelancing sites like Fiverr.com for $50 – $100. Basically, you have to give your own content and they publish anything as long you pay them.https://foxinterviewer.com/business/how-jon-paramore-is-helping-shape-the-leaders-of-tomorrow/
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/08/jon-paramore-shares-5-pro-tips-for-aspiring-youngsters/
https://www.gulftoday.ae/lifestyle/2021/10/19/3-simple-ways-to-supercharge-your-life-and-become-unstoppable-per-jon-paramore
https://laconfidentialmag.com/why-jon-paramore-emphasizes-the-growth-mindset-for-succeeding-in-life
https://www.khaleejtimes.com/kt-network/three-ways-to-unleash-your-full-potential-per-jon-paramore
https://www.netnewsledger.com/2021/08/17/top-3-mistakes-to-avoid-before-going-solo-in-2021/
https://independent.ng/jon-paramore-explains-how-to-make-powerful-first-impression/

JON PARAMORE SHARING PAID PLACEMENT WITH OTHER ENTREPRENEURS

Jon Paramore has collaborated with another entrepreneur in an article. Why did he do that? Was it to jointly inspire aspiring entrepreneurs with a fellow business owner? Not quite. The cost of featuring brand content in specific publications can be high. Therefore, it’s common for PR agencies to include multiple clients in a single article to reduce expenses. This raises the question of whether we can truly trust insights or advice when they are authored by anonymous content writers and published primarily for the sake of PR and name recognition.

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