Who PromoPilot Is Not Suitable For
Trying to sell to everyone is a bad strategy: a disappointed customer is more costly than a failed attempt. Below are situations where we say, "not yet for us." If your case is listed, start with something else, and then links will work.
The site is less than three months old and almost empty
Links amplify what already exists. If there is neither content nor impressions in search for the promoted page, there is nothing to amplify: you will pay for links that lead to emptiness. First — 10–20 decent pages and at least the first impressions in Search Console.
The site is technically broken
The page returns a 404 or 500, is blocked in robots.txt, marked as noindex, duplicated across multiple addresses, the site loads in ten seconds — links do not fix this. You can check the status for free: SEO Audit will show technical issues, and Shield will show security problems.
Expecting “top-1 in a month”
We do not promise this and cannot promise it — see “What We Do Not Promise”. If the decision to purchase is made under the promise of a specific position by a specific date, our product will disappoint.
One single highly competitive query
“Plastic windows Moscow” or “buy insurance online” cannot be tackled with links from blog platforms: sites with thousands of referring domains have been fighting for years. A realistic strategy is to gain traffic with long-tail keywords and pages at the threshold of the top, rather than storming one phrase.
A thematic link from a specific publication is needed
If the task is publication in a specific industry media, this is manual outreach, not a cascade. The difference is explained in the article “Web 2.0 or Guest Posts”.
No access to Search Console and it is not planned
Without search data, you will not see half of the value: neither “Pulse”, nor “Radar”, nor the “was → became” block. Formally, launch is possible, but you will have to evaluate the result by eye. Connecting takes a minute: instructions.
Who It Is Suitable For
- Sites with ready pages that rank in positions 4–20 and do not reach the top.
- Projects with a large number of similar pages: cards, services, geo-pages.
- Niches where regular advertising is closed.
- Agencies that need predictable volume and reports under their brand — see White-label.