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Summary
For the review,
@toughboy provided me with a copy of their $90 gold pack. Once the seller completed the main portion of the order, I received a full report in an Excel spreadsheet listing all of the URLs built by the seller along with some additional information such as usernames and passwords for various accounts. As for the results, a little more than two weeks after ordering, the fodder site I had the seller use to test
this service went from nowhere to position 28 for one keyword and position 42 for another.
Service Highlights
- Email and password login credentials are provided for the buffer and blog sites.
- The trust flow of the PBN URLs, along with the rest of the 3rd metrics, was more or less accurate.
- A single video was made and uploaded to 5 different video sharing platforms. I did have one problem with the video, which is mentioned under the "What Could Use Improvement" section.
- The Tumblr blogs were relevant to the topic and just as advertised.
- The PDF files were uploaded to various. They were rather plain, but this wasn't really an issue to me.
- The report, while plain, was organised and contained all of the information I was expecting.
What Could Use Improvement
- Out of the entire package, 5 of the URLs resulted in 404 errors. I expected this to happen with a few of the URLs, so it's not a disappointment
- The videos could be a bit more relevant. To put it in perspective, imagine you provided the seller with a site promoting Xanax. The videos you would receive would be on the negative health effects of Xanax.
Additional Information
- The page authority for the PBN URLs is actually for the homepage, not for the specific URL your link is on.
- Some, but not all of the edu sites were third-level domains like .edu.br.