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Hoping for some expert advice to get my head around the exact tactics this vendor is using.

I was approached by a vendor who says they can guarantee first page results for any keywords I’m currently on the first 10 pages for.

He says his methods are proprietary and he won’t disclose them.

My initial thought is that he’s using something like serpclix ...though he also mentioned Google ad network is involved along with maybe Google sheets? Also used the phrase “link injecting” though I don’t see any evidence of Backlinks via semrush.

He also made mention of some URLs he has “force ranked” up higher?r

I’d be grateful for any theories on actual execution. Pricing is $6-10k /month swehich feels steep and I’m trying to get my head around actual value.

Any thoughts are much appreciated!
 
Well i am not saying that he dont do what he promise but be careful of paying a lot of money first .Many people got scamed thess days and you cannot do almost anything to recover the money
 
Hoping for some expert advice to get my head around the exact tactics this vendor is using.

I was approached by a vendor who says they can guarantee first page results for any keywords I’m currently on the first 10 pages for.

He says his methods are proprietary and he won’t disclose them.

My initial thought is that he’s using something like serpclix ...though he also mentioned Google ad network is involved along with maybe Google sheets? Also used the phrase “link injecting” though I don’t see any evidence of Backlinks via semrush.

He also made mention of some URLs he has “force ranked” up higher?r

I’d be grateful for any theories on actual execution. Pricing is $6-10k /month swehich feels steep and I’m trying to get my head around actual value.

Any thoughts are much appreciated!
He may just use python script to automate multiple page insertions in accordance to the Google guidelines. These keywords will be then fed to serpclix probably. Link injection is done by hackers lol, may be he will inject good links
 
Everything will be good. But first-step is to authorize the people's that you are ordering something or else communicating. At initial may pay the half budget and make sure that the amount can be refunded when the output doesn't met your requirements. This allow you to be stand out of any scams.
!Be Aware of Scam Peoples!
 
He may just use python script to automate multiple page insertions in accordance to the Google guidelines. These keywords will be then fed to serpclix probably. Link injection is done by hackers lol, may be he will inject good links
This is helpful thank you! The other catch is that he doesn't make any changes to the website itself which I should have mentioned.
 
Far too much. You'll get conned no doubt. Think smaller and look for cheaper and better targetted ideas than just damn well dropping loads of cash as a noob on the first shiny promise you hear about. People come here every week reporting they got scammed by others elsewhere.
 
Most importantly, how he's guaranteeing this,
How you're getting your money back if he fails to rank & refuses to refund? basically, be aware of scams,

Also, there's nothing like some "secret method" when it comes to SEO, it's plain simple, he'll be building links,
And the fact he's refusing to showcase the type/number of links he's building shows the lack of transparency,

So, he's either trying to scam you, overselling certain links,
Or/and building spammy/hacked links that will work for a while & get you penalized afterward, making a profit as long as it lasts,

You can go for the deal as long as you're willing to risk/lose the money,
But, I can tell blindly that's someone I would completely avoid to deal with for any services
 
Most importantly, how he's guaranteeing this,
How you're getting your money back if he fails to rank & refuses to refund? basically, be aware of scams,

Also, there's nothing like some "secret method" when it comes to SEO, it's plain simple, he'll be building links,
And the fact he's refusing to showcase the type/number of links he's building shows the lack of transparency,

So, he's either trying to scam you, overselling certain links,
Or/and building spammy/hacked links that will work for a while & get you penalized afterward, making a profit as long as it lasts,

You can go for the deal as long as you're willing to risk/lose the money,
But, I can tell blindly that's someone I would completely avoid to deal with for any services
Thank you! I appreciate the confirmation of my gut feeling here!
 
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