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Hello, I'm looking for a sticky google review supplier. Ideally $3 - $4 per review. If you can provide this, I will stay with you long term and bring you constant business. Pm or reply to this thread

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What's the name of these lead providers? Where can I find them?

For emails I'm not sending even close to that many. Also, with email I struggle to find the owners email addresses because so far I haven't seen one that had their email on their Linkedin page. I usually just shoot an email to the email I find on their businesses website which is usually...

Have you gotten any clients yet? If so, how did you get them?

I am trying to get clients for my agency but I haven't had any success yet. I've done cold emailing a little bit but no luck. I've also posted on local classified ads website and almost got a client, but nothing yet. Any suggestions?

Are there any Google reviews providers on here? I need reviews that will not get deleted and person must be able to handle bulk orders.

First $100 and $1000: Selling fake google reviews to businesses

I'm sure every little detail matters. From the sound logo/intro to the actual editing itself, etc.

Interesting. Yeah, I figured that's the way to go. Thanks for sharing!

I want to tap into the YouTube Cash Cow trend, and I'm just curious how other folks here on BHW are promoting their channels? Paid ads? Social Media/Reddit? I wanna hear what you guys have to say.

I don't really have too much info. I'm just as confused and frustrated as most people are. I'm just making it work to the best of my ability.

Not sure, but I've noticed that I have much less success when I move to another location about 30 mins away from where I usually reside. Thing is, all my clients are in the city which is a couple hours away from me, but that didn't really affect anything for a while. I'm just doing pretty much...

Google reviews used to be such an easy side business for me, and I could make easy $1000 in a month if i put my mind to it. It's not like how it used to be. Much more complicated nowadays.

Yeah, this is basically what I've been doing. It's hard and takes patience, but usually the patience pays off and my review will stick. It's quite annoying tho I must say.

Not too long. Maybe 5 mins or something. Also, try looking at the business website, reviews, search things up related to it, etc before doing the review. I doubt it will work for everybody, but it's been much better ever since I started doing that.

Yeah, occasionally one won't stick, but for me it's much better than it used to be.

UPDATE: I have been having success with google reviews just by making my accounts seem active before I use them such as changing the profile picture, checking emails, etc. Also, I don't copy/paste text for reviews, I just write everything myself, and I put a lot of detail in my reviews.

Yeah, I still owe one of my clients 50 reviews. Where can I find microworkers? Microworkers.com?