Avoid These Fake Digital Marketing Tricks in 2020

A former client asked to look at his Google Analytics, and I
found fake website traffic. Even going into 2020, we see fake
marketing tactics. Avoid these at all costs to save your
marketing dollars on real results.

Fake website traffic.
Let's start by saying you will not have 100K unique visitors to
your site for $50. This is a scam that I fell for when I was
18.

Fake backlinks.
Crummy SEO agencies often build backlinks to improve the
visibility of websites on Google. Doing PR to earn focused links
and mentions will do more to your brand then wasting marketing
dollars on phony link building strategies.

Fake followers.
You are telling me that for $10, I will have 1K extra followers.
Save the money and do not buy fake followers that will never
engage with your posts.

Fake engagement.
Nobody is going to like your photos because it will require
building a community. This is where I am starting the next leg of
the #garyveechallenge after focusing on creating content for the
last 12-months.

Don't waste your time to prop up vanity metrics. Measure your
actions by what you do and at what frequency.