if the client has not claimed their free employer profile yet do that first, flags sent from the verified employer account seem to get looked at a lot faster
not really a waste, unlinked mentions still help with branded searches and ai answers pulling your name. it just doesnt show up in a backlink checker so people think it did nothing
From what I have seen, it helps with AI answers mostly when the coverage repeats your brand name next to the topic. ChatGPT and Perplexity cite news sites far more often than random guest posts.
Pretty normal with bought trial accounts. Without the root email and 2FA, the seller or AWS can kill the keys any time. Open a dispute with the vendor while it is still fresh.
If two of those posts start swapping places in Search Console for the same query, that is cannibalization. Merge them and 301 the weaker URL to the stronger one.
aged domains with some history usually climb faster than fresh web 2.0s. also mix in profiles on strong sites like linkedin or crunchbase, those tend to stick on page one for brand searches
reply to each one calmly and say you have no record of them as a customer. even if google never removes it, people reading the reviews see you handled it, and that counts for more than the star
put the hook in the first line and the details under it. most people decide on that first line whether they keep reading, so length matters less than what you open with
it wont move rankings by itself, but put a real name, how long youve been doing it and a way to reach you. thats what people and google both look at when they decide if a site is legit
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