This should be easy to do, right?

Got a bunch of fake testimonials on site.. praising my products.
The testimonials mention specific cities,states, countries around the world.
Fire up VPN... start hitting my website from all these different locations so google analytics grabs the sessions of a typical user all the way to checkout from all these different places.

Get a live customer " Are these testimonials real?"
"They sure are... here's our google analytics for proof."

Or is there an even faster way?

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Or you could put the effort into providing quality service to someone and get a real testimonial. ... sigh... but since you want to do evil... just point your DNS for your domain at google.com then when all the domain stats sites update point it back to your server and it will look like your domain has Google's traffic diversity for a week or so. Then you have a bunch of 3rd party sources vouching for you... this is also the primary scam in flipping. But I strongly recommend put the effort into providing quality service to someone and get a real testimonial. As fraud is a bad idea pretty much everywhere.

I do agree... but this is the blackhat seo area... and well.. not to point fingers... lol... your suggestion is even way more
dr. evil brilliant. We do have legit testimonials as well... but I think it should be ehhh, expanded a bit.

Purush said:

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He asked a valid question and your comment is just a joke... Some people learn from the wrong guys and don't know when to say a joke... Smh...

Notice, I didn't give it a thanks...

I think you are overthinking this.

Is your target market super technical? Otherwise they're not going to care about your analytics confirming a bunch of IP's pinpointed to the reviewers. Even if they are, I can't see anyone emailing you about this. Either your product and landing page sells them, or it doesn't. The testimonials are just a small portion of getting a sale.

Just throw them up and get on with the real meat and potatoes of your business.

mynameisfrankenstein said:

I think you are overthinking this.

Is your target market super technical? Otherwise they're not going to care about your analytics confirming a bunch of IP's pinpointed to the reviewers. Even if they are, I can't see anyone emailing you about this. Either your product and landing page sells them, or it doesn't. The testimonials are just a small portion of getting a sale.

Just throw them up and get on with the real meat and potatoes of your business.

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I agree, just thinking outside the box a little. To cover some possible areas I possibly neglected.