looking for someone who can manipulate google autosuggest

[Optimaxx]

is there anyone who can create, manipulate google autosuggest/autocomplete results?

 

[tazarbm]

microworker sites can do that but you will probably pay $100s to $1000s to see results

 

[polecat]

IT can be done fairly easy but it takes a lot of time normally to do it

 

[Optimaxx]

IT can be done fairly easy but it takes a lot of time normally to do it

can you please explain more? so i should be patient and manually search for days?

 

[polecat]

I have not done it in a while so it may have changed and from what others told me it was very messy but it would kind of work like this.

For example lets say I want people to search for something which is a new product for example it's called "bestbananacakeconout" now if I use proxies or pay people to keep typing into Google this keyword or product name then Google will then probably improve its ranking if people keep in theory going to your website or websites

For another example if the best food is say at the moment Chicken Tikka for India if we could put into Google instead of the best food the term say being Chicken Korma then Google will believe this is better term or anything in relationship to the other food in Google eyes makes sense.

 

[ali.tab]

Hi
Use Google clicks exchange systems out there. You can try Somiibo. It can be used totally free but with some limitations.

 

[JayOppo]

Hello there,

I am able to create google autocomplete - the results appear within a few hours.

 

[Optimaxx]

Hello there,

I am able to create google autocomplete - the results appear within a few hours.

I do it myself, thanks

 

[notNewB]

There is a way to do this in a matter of 2-3 months. It may require some budget though. But why would one need a fake autocomplete query?

 

[krd]

There is a way to do this in a matter of 2-3 months. It may require some budget though. But why would one need a fake autocomplete query?

How "fake"?!? In my case, I've never EVER created one single "fake" autocomplete query in my whole life. What would be the point? I always did exactly what I do since G crawlers have become unable to index perfectly clean, valuable links, I compensate for G's inconsistency. The queries I have created were all 100% legit, 100% clean and, if the search engine had done its job, G would have created them spontaneously. But your message was perhaps aimed at someone else? Anyway, no one I know is able to do it anymore (I mean: manipulate autosuggest queries).

A small edit to illustrate this: three years ago, we worked with a Belgian niche brand, clean thing, good products, excellent (real) reviews. The website received visits in the thousands per week using the same, rare, long-trail keyword. Two years later: still no suggestion on Google. We created it, and it's still there because it was 100% legit.

 

[EmailJunkie]

There is a way to do this in a matter of 2-3 months. It may require some budget though. But why would one need a fake autocomplete query?

I think people like to do it for branding perhaps? Lets say someone is searching for a real estate developer ect in a locality and if a specific developers name pops up right in the suggestions, thats a good + for them more like an ego boost to be honest

 

[notNewB]

I think people like to do it for branding perhaps? Lets say someone is searching for a real estate developer ect in a locality and if a specific developers name pops up right in the suggestions, thats a good + for them more like an ego boost to be honest

Oh, okay, this makes sense. In this case, google autocomplete is sort of a first layer SERP. You first click on what the autocomplete suggests and then google the term separately and look at the actual ranking sites.

 

[notNewB]

How "fake"?!? In my case, I've never EVER created one single "fake" autocomplete query in my whole life. What would be the point? I always did exactly what I do since G crawlers have become unable to index perfectly clean, valuable links, I compensate for G's inconsistency. The queries I have created were all 100% legit, 100% clean and, if the search engine had done its job, G would have created them spontaneously. But your message was perhaps aimed at someone else? Anyway, no one I know is able to do it anymore (I mean: manipulate autosuggest queries).

A small edit to illustrate this: three years ago, we worked with a Belgian niche brand, clean thing, good products, excellent (real) reviews. The website received visits in the thousands per week using the same, rare, long-trail keyword. Two years later: still no suggestion on Google. We created it, and it's still there because it was 100% legit.

Autosuggest queries appear when a fair number of people google that exact query. By "fake" I meant if you're going to "create" an autosuggest query, then you essentially will make people search the term, which is technically not an organic process. Organic or "real" autosuggest queries appear when people organically learn about a product on a TV or somewhere else and google it out of curiosity. In our case, we are literally going to make people do it and consequently end up with a new "fake" autosuggest query.