Review
Edit April 2017: I heard some things have changed in this service, so please note that this review may be outdated at this point in time.
Back in 2016, Finn contacted me asking if I could review his first BST,
Hercules Diversity. Now, as I mentioned back then, I normally avoid reviewing marketplace threads for other members. In fact, many of you may already be aware of the fact that I turn down numerous opportunities to review the services here. However, Finn's always been a nice guy around the forum, so I made an exception for him back then, and I don't regret it in the least bit, especially after seeing not only how many positive reviews he's received (with the results to back it up), but the level of professionalism Finn conducts himself with in the marketplace.
Similarly to the review I left for his first BST, I'm going to follow the same format and list what I liked about the service and what I think could use improvements.
What I Liked
I like to start off with the positive aspects of each service
- The results were, as @I know SEO said, are pretty good. However, you should keep in mind that the keywords were low competition.
- The domains were aged up to 20 years, just as the service claimed.
- The word counters I used on the PBN stated that the articles were between 300-400 words, just as described.
- I copy and pasted parts of the articles just to make sure they didn't appear on any other sites, and I'm pleased to say they didn't.
- The keywords in the ranking report weren't just some garbage queries; people were actually searching for them. I actually found this last bit important, because anyone could just plug in some 0 searches/month no competition keywords and say, "Look at the results", but Finn took the time to target numerous keywords with monthly searches for the report.
What Could Use Improvement
Major or minor problems, there's always going to be something I don't like about a service, and I don't shy away from mentioning these problems when I see them.
- The PBN articles sounded a bit "funny" in some places, but then again, they're written better than a great majority of the PBN articles I've seen (and I've seen some bad ones).
