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Have you noticed websites having stable Ahref, SEMrush traffic and most of the traffic is coming from their own brand keyword.

Just imagine if you had a website like them. Your business would be stable, sponsored collaborations and money keeps rolling in.

Just Imagine websites whose Ahref Traffic never goes down, they always make money with sponsored articles and collaborations.

Me & my fellow bloggers cracked a way to increase ahref SEMrush traffic, it takes time but it happens.

Some of the websites are making $3000+ per month. All from brand collaborations.

I am sure Bloggers know what I am talking about.

Has any of you tried it? or tried doing it?
 
Would be interesting to find a supplier of this service. And are you keep pushing searches for the brand keyword each month?
 
Well, this is a well-known strategy in some circles. The technique you're referring to is typically called CTR manipulation or branded search botting.

It works exactly as you describe:

  1. You use a service (many are sold right here on BHW) that sends thousands of bots from different IPs to Google.
  2. These bots search for your "brand name" keyword.
  3. The bots then find your website in the search results and click on it.
Over time, this repeated activity signals to third-party tools like Ahrefs and SEMrush that your brand is gaining popularity. They see an increase in search volume for your brand name and adjust their organic traffic estimates upwards, giving you that stable-looking graph.

So to answer your question, yes, many people are doing this. It's a valid strategy if your only goal is to inflate your site's metrics to attract sponsors who rely on Ahrefs data.

However, it's important to be aware of the major risk: it's a house of cards.

The traffic isn't real, so it provides no value in terms of ad revenue, affiliate sales, or real customers. The moment you stop paying for the bot traffic, your Ahrefs graph will flatline or crash, which can look very suspicious to sponsors. It's a method for a specific, short-term goal, not for building a sustainable business.
 
Have you noticed websites having stable Ahref, SEMrush traffic and most of the traffic is coming from their own brand keyword.

Just imagine if you had a website like them. Your business would be stable, sponsored collaborations and money keeps rolling in.

Just Imagine websites whose Ahref Traffic never goes down, they always make money with sponsored articles and collaborations.

Me & my fellow bloggers cracked a way to increase ahref SEMrush traffic, it takes time but it happens.

Some of the websites are making $3000+ per month. All from brand collaborations.

I am sure Bloggers know what I am talking about.

Has any of you tried it? or tried doing it?
How long does it take for Ahrefs to show that traffic for a domain? So when you check a domain in Ahrefs (not just a single keyword), it says a website has more traffic.
 
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