I hired an SEO company to boost rankings for a list of keywords. They’re paid based on results, and they send regular reports.
The problem is, I don’t know much about SEO, but something seems off about their reports. I think they might be inflating the rankings just to get more money.
I’m looking for someone experienced who can verify their latest report using SEMrush or any similar tool. I’m willing to pay for your time.
I’d be happy to help. I worked with someone else on a similar situation recently. Paid or unpaid is fine with me—just send me a message.
Wait… so your plan is to trust a stranger to check another stranger’s SEO work? That seems risky. Honestly, this forum isn’t the best place for this. You might have better luck on platforms like Fiverr or Upwork.
@Harper
I see it differently. People here don’t have any reason to lie, but agencies do, especially when it comes to reports. Sure, there are beginners here, but you can check their post history or activity level. Plus, even someone new can easily verify rankings.
To the person who posted this, I’d be happy to check things for free. I enjoy exposing shady practices.
I can help with this.
Hey, I’d like to assist you. Send me a message.
Ask your SEO team to give you access to Google Search Console and Google Analytics. If they’re legit, they won’t have an issue.
Also, you can sign up for free accounts with tools like Semrush or Ahrefs and compare the results they’re giving you with what you find on your own.
I’ll help you for free.
I’d be happy to assist 
Send me a message if you’re offering payment.
I have a Semrush subscription and can double-check a few keywords for you at no cost.
The best thing would be to track the keywords on a shared tool that both you and the SEO team can access. That way, everything’s transparent, and there’s no room for misreporting.
I’m an SEO expert and can help verify if the rankings they’ve shared are accurate. I can even prepare a new report with the correct data. Let’s work together .
I’d be glad to review your reports for free. I’ve got a Semrush subscription and other tools I use for my SEO clients. Just drop me a message if you’re interested.
They should use Google Search Console and Google Analytics for reporting instead of third-party tools. It’s their job to provide accurate data directly from trusted sources.
I’ll offer you a free consultation. I’m developing an SEO tool for people who don’t have much experience with it, so you might find it helpful. It can also teach you how to understand reports better.
If you’d like to try it out, send me a message or sign up for a demo at rankwik.com. Happy to do a quick audit for you.
I’ve got something better than Semrush. Message me for details.