Brand PushReviews of brandpush.co

Submit an article and the revise the content as per suggested by BrandPush. After that, the customer service just disappears. No response after repeated request for update. Terrible!!!

The service was delivered on paper but below my expectations and for the price. They were able to write a press release and get it sent out to "517" sites in about 6 days, but in reality, 2 months after ordering, I've received a total of 0 new visitors or clicks from any news story published, and some are already being removed, and the biggest kicker of them all, I'm only seeing 1 news result appear on Google. In fact, when I search for the press release word for word, I only see 1 news story but scroll to the bottom on Google, and found a little note saying "In order to show you the most relevant results, we have omitted some entries very similar to the 9 already displayed. If you like, you can repeat the search with the omitted results included." After clicking, and only then, do they show up, and only 10 sites out of 517. No unique news stories. No "tons" of news stories appearing on Google. No real coverage. No real traffic. Not even the "As Seen On Trust Badges" they promised. No real results, except negative ROI. I can't recommend Brandpush and I won't be using them again.

[See updates below my original post] Original post: The sites they work with change the wording in QUOTED text. All the articles include ridiculous typos, the grammar is strange, and the articles all sound like they were written in a different language and then copy and pasted into a translator. SO BAD. Publishing with this company will make you look stupid. I'm embarrassed by the articles they published with my name in them. Don't make the same mistake I did! UPDATE: I see they've responded saying I wrote my own article. That's true, which is why it's so frustrating that many of the published versions on news sites are nowhere near what I wrote. That's why I'm able to say my quoted text has been altered. UPDATE #2: In emailing with Brand Push, they've explained that the articles I found with the bad grammar and broken English were not published by them, but were published by other news sites that copied the articles published by their partners. But these poorly written articles are still ranking higher on Google than most of the articles published by BrandPush's partners, so it's still hurting my reputation when people Google me and my company. I wouldn't work with BrandPush again because they don't use very reputable publication partners. The most reputable are MarketWatch and Benzinga, and everything else are sites like "Southern Rhode Island Newspapers", "Roanoke Farmers Association" and "News Channel Nebraska."

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