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The company has garnered a mixed reputation, with some customers praising its effective marketing strategies and responsive customer service, which have led to tangible business growth. Positive experiences often highlight knowledgeable representatives and personalized support. However, significant concerns have been raised regarding service consistency, particularly after a merger, with reports of deteriorating support, unprofessional behavior from sales staff, and difficulties in account management. Overall, while some clients report satisfaction and results, others express frustration over communication issues and perceived value, indicating a need for improved service reliability and customer engagement.
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They get you on the cost per click mark-up - Sounded too good to be true - custom this and that (although no flash) for website, only in for a couple of grand, and then the budget gets consumed by cost per clicks at multiples of what we used to pay when we managed the campaigns directly with AdWord and Yahoo Search etc.
You get what you pay for...
Couldn't be more DISSAPOINTED with Yodle - Couldn't be more DISSAPOINTED with Yodle.com. The call recording is nice, but it is about the only feature you get beyond regular PPC with low cost (or no cost) analytic tools. And what do you pay in return... 2 to 4 times the average cost per click of doing it on your own. This makes each click almost the same cost as a verified lead through lead and referral websites. In the end EVERY click on average is costing $10. I set out with a $500 budget and I'm getting 50 clicks... yes a whopping 50 clicks. When I signed up they said I should average 75-150 which I was fine with. With an average conversion rate (which just means they contact you) of 1%-3% I can hope to get half or a couple of contacts every month. And what did those contacts turn out being... people seeking employment, people seeking to sell me stuff, competitors trying to get information. Added to that a fair number of the clicks were from out of market areas. I wish my experience was different but I have a client in a different field in the same general market who has had the same exact experience. Can't wait for my mandatory 3 month trial to end and wish they would just refund my account balance to cut my losses.
Answer: I received a few leads that actually worked out. However, it wasn't enough to justify using them in the first place. The leads seemed to come in when I had signed up for their "google ads marketing" addition. So basically, the google ads provided 80%-100% of the leads, not Yodle. I Would've been better off spending my money on Google Ads written myself.
Answer: Yodle only cost me money and quite a bit of frustration! Tony
Answer: I have a spare wet-vac if you have extra cash laying about. Give me a call. It would be a better application of energy use.
Answer: Run Forest Run. They make promises. They will put wrong info on the web. Who spends 600.00 Before a return if you gat that. Run Forest Run
Answer: Dont do it.
Answer: If you get a website made. The search engine go by the 2nd letter in order for your site to be pulled up quickly. You would be better off doing your own social media marketing, joining the BBB and Y and white pages of phone book. Magnetic vehicle signs, etc. Need more free tips email me at rstoutmire@yahoo.com subject line Javier S. Contractor. Hope this help you but don't pay any company any money for any work. Rhonda S.