Google+ Local Reviews

racerx105

Junior Member
Joined
Jul 5, 2010
Messages
142
Reaction score
24
I have been trying to post fake reviews for a client. I see that their cracking down on the fake reviews. This didnt use to be a problem for me a year ago.

Anybody have any guidelines to posting fake reviews for clients?
So far I have read about not posting to keyword rich reviews and also does the ip address have to be in the same area where the client is?

If so how do you get ip address to specific cities.

Thanks for any help.
 
You can use HMA Premium to get a lot of local IP addresses but I found that the best way to deal with reviews is just to outsource it to someone who has thousands of IPs. I am using GlowingReviews.co and have been extremely pleased with the results for Google+. They have a 100% sticky rate so far for Google+.
 
Thank you for your input. I was looking to outsource them. $25 a month seems like a lot but if there quality then I might try them. I did find a fiverr gig that said he can do them with a 100% stick rate too. Guess just have to waste money and find out who is true.
 
You can use HMA Premium to get a lot of local IP addresses but I found that the best way to deal with reviews is just to outsource it to someone who has thousands of IPs. I am using GlowingReviews.co and have been extremely pleased with the results for Google+. They have a 100% sticky rate so far for Google+.

I needed this answer.. let me visit glowingreviews.co . Thanks aakon7
 
I use LBLRobot. They post reviews Google+ and a few other sites, and spread them out over the month. It's like $100/m, but get a few clients and that cost is insignificant. Basically you put all the reviews in at once, for as many clients as you want; and they take care of the rest with local IP's and accounts.
 
Tried a guy on fiverr he got them on there for only 24 hours and they would get deleted. Apparently they have made some major changes and not letting any reviews. I went all the way up to Seattle where my client was and tried to post a review and still couldnt. Not sure how in the world to get a review on there. Havent tried glowingreviews yet Im pretty skeptical now. Anyone have any luck posting?
 
Definitely you will need a geo-specific IP.

Don't just create a google plus account and then 3 minutes later go straight to leaving a five star raving review to then never touch it again; thus, not having your review stick.

Create some other activity on the account if you want it to look like a real review.
 
glowingreview.co looks very interesting, but almost too commercial to be successful...
 
This is starting to sound like PR for them... I'm officially suspicious.
 
Specific IP is Important and I think you should outsource these things to be clear and get the trust :)
 
has anyone else had any luck with glowingreviews? im looking into trying them out
 
can't you see that glowingreview.co is just a redirect affiliate link to lblrobot
 
Getting legit reviews that sticks is a long-term investment, and will definitely have significant positive impact in a long run.

Rather than going with the 'fake reviews' approach (obviously it didn't last for long - seeing it's been taken down), why not start offering real ORM services to your clients and start getting real reviews?
 
Finding geo specific IP Addresses that yes you will need is harder to find than someone to outsource this job too. It is hard
to beat someone at their own vertical.
 
I have been trying to post fake reviews for a client. I see that their cracking down on the fake reviews. This didnt use to be a problem for me a year ago.

Anybody have any guidelines to posting fake reviews for clients?
So far I have read about not posting to keyword rich reviews and also does the ip address have to be in the same area where the client is?

If so how do you get ip address to specific cities.

Thanks for any help.

Hidemyass.com gives them free
 
Back
Top