Roast my google review strategy

[shaunsnow302]

I have several Google My Business pages for one business. They're scattered between three major cities in the NE. I'm really trying to come up with a Google review strategy. Obviously organic, but this is a niche business that doesn't do a lot of volume, so it's a little difficult with this many Google Business listings.

I was schemed up a mini phone farm - basically five phones, five SIM cards, five Google accounts. Each Google account review a bunch of random businesses, and then eventually they review the Google business listings that I want. After 60 days, those phones get new SIM cards, and I repeat the process. Those phones wouldn't be stationary; they would all be on the move. These phones would also leave reviews with local citation review sites like Trustpilot, Yelp, and so on and so forth.

I'm looking to engineer the safest possible black hat style Google review system.

Android phones stack of tello sim cards?

This is the best I can come up with. What do you all think?

 

[semtex58]

Sounds legit.

 

[cybersexuals]

A setup like that can work, but the real risk is Google flagging patterns in behavior rather than the devices themselves. Mixing real customer reviews into the flow is still the safest way to keep the accounts alive.

 

[Mano2516]

I have several Google My Business pages for one business. They're scattered between three major cities in the NE. I'm really trying to come up with a Google review strategy. Obviously organic, but this is a niche business that doesn't do a lot of volume, so it's a little difficult with this many Google Business listings.

I was schemed up a mini phone farm - basically five phones, five SIM cards, five Google accounts. Each Google account review a bunch of random businesses, and then eventually they review the Google business listings that I want. After 60 days, those phones get new SIM cards, and I repeat the process. Those phones wouldn't be stationary; they would all be on the move. These phones would also leave reviews with local citation review sites like Trustpilot, Yelp, and so on and so forth.

I'm looking to engineer the safest possible black hat style Google review system.

Android phones stack of tello sim cards?

This is the best I can come up with. What do you all think?

If move to earn still alive, you moving phones can make a millions for you)

 

[mockba]

Question - is G able to recognize phone IMEI even after you switch the SIM card?

 

[Deleted member 731332]

I’m about to roast the fact you like to suck down little weenies in your profile pic lmao

What’s the point unless you’re spoofing GPS and signed into an aged Google account from the area?

I bought 300 2014 g accounts and about 90% of my reviews got deleted until I started spoofing gps

 

[ArthurSchmidt758]

When you’ve got multiple Google Business Profiles (GBPs) for one niche, low-volume business, the strategy has to be systematic and location-specific, not just “ask everyone for a review.” Here’s a practical way to approach it.

 

[Aaric]

I’m about to roast the fact you like to suck down little weenies in your profile pic lmao

What’s the point unless you’re spoofing GPS and signed into an aged Google account from the area?

I bought 300 2014 g accounts and about 90% of my reviews got deleted until I started spoofing gps

Hi, please update on it. How is this method performing in current situation?