SerpClix: any cheaper alternative?

Cabhal

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Hello guys,

Plans start at 199 usd per month and are a bit pricy for me.. anything cheaper? I'd need something which supports SPANISH clicks.

Cheers
 
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Crowdsearch.me, babylontraffic + I've seen some stuff here on BHW too
 
Crowdsearch was best, but i think they closed their doors for new users now.
 
Saw that, what a pity!
 
Anyone else notice that when using a service like this that clicks are not tracked via webmaster tools?
 
Anyone else notice that when using a service like this that clicks are not tracked via webmaster tools?

I've always found nearly all the clicks are trackable. Many overtly look organic human driven clicks too.
 
You guys see much of an increase in serps from these services?
 
How sustainable are these services? For example, if you hit #1, must you continue to use the service to retain that position?
 
How sustainable are these services? For example, if you hit #1, must you continue to use the service to retain that position?
I used to own this company and yes, generally you either need to do that or do something dramatic to increase your natural CTR so it sustains.
 
I used to own this company and yes, generally you either need to do that or do something dramatic to increase your natural CTR so it sustains.
Yeah thought as much. It's not bad considering the value of a client/sale but how effective is it long-term have you seen negative results come about with long-term use?

Also... your avatar is perfect.
 
Yeah thought as much. It's not bad considering the value of a client/sale but how effective is it long-term have you seen negative results come about with long-term use?

Also... your avatar is perfect.
Nothing negative to my knowledge. The clients there are loyal because of how great the product is. The alternatives in this thread just don't compete. Those companies were built to take advantage of the CTR buzz (most of them obviously have died off) but mine was built to help agencies and they've stuck around. Loyal users.

Building such a complex tool just takes a lot of time and money, which is why it's so damn expensive. Paying clickers, running ads to get clickers, etc - that's expensive.

Thanks man, I am missing those sunny days right now.
 
Hi MosesW!

I was wondering if this system is still working nowadays, how many users do you have in the network in the US and what is the optimal configuration of the campaign to make it supersafety!

Thanks for your answers!
 
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