Heh, this is cute, but I suspect it's just SEO (Search Engine Optimization).
Now, there are lots of other ways to do SEO, but this approach involves making lots of sites on the Internet, trying to make them look like real/popular/official sites, and then have them all link to a site (or sites) ... that you are trying to get to rank higher in Google.
In this case, "The Prompting Company" is a little more overt (most of these SEO farms try to make their different sites look completely independent), but it seems follow the same basic pattern. With a tool like AHrefs (which is expensive so I don't have a subscription) I bet you could see their SEO, and what site they are really promoting, clearly.
Heh, this is cute, but I suspect it's just SEO (Search Engine Optimization).
Now, there are lots of other ways to do SEO, but this approach involves making lots of sites on the Internet, trying to make them look like real/popular/official sites, and then have them all link to a site (or sites) ... that you are trying to get to rank higher in Google.
In this case, "The Prompting Company" is a little more overt (most of these SEO farms try to make their different sites look completely independent), but it seems follow the same basic pattern. With a tool like AHrefs (which is expensive so I don't have a subscription) I bet you could see their SEO, and what site they are really promoting, clearly.