What to include in your first message to speed things up?
We receive dozens of messages a day, and for most of them we have to write a second message asking for the same three details. If you include the three items below in your first message, our reply will not be "hello, which site is yours?" but a concrete assessment right away:
- Your domain. Without looking at your site's age, indexing status and current visibility, anything we say would be a guess.
- Your target keyword(s). The competition level directly determines our package recommendation and a realistic time estimate.
- Your expectations and budget. "I just want to try it" and "I need to reach the first page for this keyword in 3 months" are two entirely different roadmaps.
Four common types of questions
1. "Is it right for my site?"
This is the question we hear most, and the answer differs for every site. We review your domain and tell you whether your content and technical setup are ready. If they are not, we say so clearly — if you need to invest in content first, we are prepared not to sell you a package. We cover this topic, along with a realistic expectations table, on our organic traffic page.
2. "Which package should I start with?"
General rule: start at 2-3 times your current organic traffic and increase gradually. To advise you on this, we need to know your current traffic, so a Search Console screenshot would be very helpful. Package options are on our packages page.
3. "Can I do the setup myself?"
Yes. It takes about 10 minutes on average, and we assist you during the initial setup via WhatsApp or remote desktop — this support is included in the package price at no extra cost. The full technical workflow is described step by step on the how it works page.
4. "Do I have to buy proxies from you?"
No. If you already have a residential or mobile proxy subscription, you can use it; we check its suitability free of charge. Details on the proxy and cookie page.
What we don't do
To save you time, let us be clear from the start — we do not accept the following requests:
- Sending traffic intended to harm competitor sites
- Manipulating the click systems of ad networks
- Recovery work for penalized domains
- Service for sites hosting illegal content
- Sending traffic to sites you do not own without the owner's consent
We have explained the reasons for these in detail in the terms of use.