If you quit using SocialAdr what happens exactly?
I've noticed that over the course of two months since I've STOPPED using SocialAdr, my clients have dropped about an average of 50 referring domains and hundreds of backlinks.
Now, if SocialAdr was real people using real profiles, then how does that explain 15 clients having the same results months after stopping payments to SocialAdr? A few clients I can understand and chalk up to coincidence, but 15?
It appears to me that many of SocialAdr's profiles are owned and managed by the company itself, and if you stop using the service, they cut off your backlinks gained through them.
Of course this is only speculation, but my evidence is mounting. I really liked the communication with the people and the service was simple to use, but after leaving them, it doesn't make since that a real person would have known, let alone cared, that I was no longer using SocialAdr. Therein lay my suspicion.
EDIT: Upon further inspection, SocialAdr wasn't the issue. Looking at Ahrefs.com, I see that my backlinks were already crashing before I used the service, however it wasn't of much help because the referring sites continued to be lost along with the backlinks they held.
Now, if SocialAdr was real people using real profiles, then how does that explain 15 clients having the same results months after stopping payments to SocialAdr? A few clients I can understand and chalk up to coincidence, but 15?
It appears to me that many of SocialAdr's profiles are owned and managed by the company itself, and if you stop using the service, they cut off your backlinks gained through them.
Of course this is only speculation, but my evidence is mounting. I really liked the communication with the people and the service was simple to use, but after leaving them, it doesn't make since that a real person would have known, let alone cared, that I was no longer using SocialAdr. Therein lay my suspicion.
EDIT: Upon further inspection, SocialAdr wasn't the issue. Looking at Ahrefs.com, I see that my backlinks were already crashing before I used the service, however it wasn't of much help because the referring sites continued to be lost along with the backlinks they held.