Reviews & Profile for Funnel Boost Media

This is to provide full transparency for any and all future FBM clients. I highly suggest that before hiring Funnel Boost Media, you research what "Black Hat" SEO tactics are, their implications, and consequences. Then, make a decision if you are okay with paying a company to utilize such services. I hired FBM late last year, and it has been nothing short of a nightmare. - FBM stole content from a competitor's website and delivered it to me as their own work. Upon discovering this, I requested a refund, but they were unwilling to oblige. - FBM implemented backlinks to my website that are low quality, low authority, and have no domain traffic. This directly violates our contract. These backlinks are representative of the types found in "Black Hat" SEO tactics, coming from low authority, "fake" websites with strange URLs filled with spam content and posts. Some examples include: https://babelite.com/ https://hasstrollcrashedyet.com/ https://bhajanasampradaya.com/ https://tds-esport.com/ One SEO company told me, "The quality of links is very poor and is coming from sites that receive no traffic but also have very low domain ratings." - My website has zero keyword rankings. - My website has had zero organic traffic throughout our partnership. I hired two separate SEO companies to conduct a full audit of my domain, and they concluded that no real SEO work had been done and urged me to request a refund. "It is evident that no substantial search engine optimization (SEO) efforts have been implemented to enhance its rankings on Google." Despite relaying all my findings and providing evidence to support my claims, FBM was unwilling to offer a refund, despite failing to deliver the work and services outlined in our SEO Contract Agreement. I highly suggest you take into account all that I have said and research "Black Hat" SEO tactics. Decide for yourself if you are okay with paying a company to conduct these immoral practices that go against Google Guidelines.

Unfortunately, my experience with Funnel Boost Media was disappointing. After months of lackluster efforts and unnecessary charges, I tried to resolve the issues with Jeff Doggett, but no solution was reached. I expected better results and a more customer-focused approach. I don’t recommend this company—stay away if you're looking for reliable, effective SEO services

This is to provide full transparency for any and all future FBM clients. I highly suggest that before hiring Funnel Boost Media, you research what "Black Hat" SEO tactics are, their implications, and consequences. Then, make a decision if you are okay with paying a company to utilize such services. I hired FBM late last year, and it has been nothing short of a nightmare. - FBM stole content from a competitor's website and delivered it to me as their own work. Upon discovering this, I requested a refund, but they were unwilling to oblige. - FBM implemented backlinks to my website that are low quality, low authority, and have no domain traffic. This directly violates our contract. These backlinks are representative of the types found in "Black Hat" SEO tactics, coming from low authority, "fake" websites with strange URLs filled with spam content and posts. Some examples include: https://babelite.com/ https://hasstrollcrashedyet.com/ https://bhajanasampradaya.com/ https://tds-esport.com/ One SEO company told me, "The quality of links is very poor and is coming from sites that receive no traffic but also have very low domain ratings." - My website has zero keyword rankings. - My website has had zero organic traffic throughout our partnership. I hired two separate SEO companies to conduct a full audit of my domain, and they concluded that no real SEO work had been done and urged me to request a refund. "It is evident that no substantial search engine optimization (SEO) efforts have been implemented to enhance its rankings on Google." Despite relaying all my findings and providing evidence to support my claims, FBM was unwilling to offer a refund, despite failing to deliver the work and services outlined in our SEO Contract Agreement. I highly suggest you take into account all that I have said and research "Black Hat" SEO tactics. Decide for yourself if you are okay with paying a company to conduct these immoral practices that go against Google Guidelines.

This is to provide full transparency for any and all future FBM clients. I highly suggest that before hiring Funnel Boost Media, you research what "Black Hat" SEO tactics are, their implications, and consequences. Then, make a decision if you are okay with paying a company to utilize such services. I hired FBM late last year, and it has been nothing short of a nightmare. - FBM stole content from a competitor's website and delivered it to me as their own work. Upon discovering this, I requested a refund, but they were unwilling to oblige. - FBM implemented backlinks to my website that are low quality, low authority, and have no domain traffic. This directly violates our contract. These backlinks are representative of the types found in "Black Hat" SEO tactics, coming from low authority, "fake" websites with strange URLs filled with spam content and posts. Some examples include: https://babelite.com/ https://hasstrollcrashedyet.com/ https://bhajanasampradaya.com/ https://tds-esport.com/ One SEO company told me, "The quality of links is very poor and is coming from sites that receive no traffic but also have very low domain ratings." - My website has zero keyword rankings. - My website has had zero organic traffic throughout our partnership. I hired two separate SEO companies to conduct a full audit of my domain, and they concluded that no real SEO work had been done and urged me to request a refund. "It is evident that no substantial search engine optimization (SEO) efforts have been implemented to enhance its rankings on Google." Despite relaying all my findings and providing evidence to support my claims, FBM was unwilling to offer a refund, despite failing to deliver the work and services outlined in our SEO Contract Agreement. I highly suggest you take into account all that I have said and research "Black Hat" SEO tactics. Decide for yourself if you are okay with paying a company to conduct these immoral practices that go against Google Guidelines.