Has anyone seen AirOps’ Web traffic?

[quicksexfm]

We dumped them fast. I don’t personally know anyone who has had a good experience with AirOps. It reminds of search atlas – big, broad promises of full stack marketing support that, in reality, looks and feels like your run-of-the-mill wrapper tool.

Sidenote: I’ve noticed something peculiar about their ads lately. The job titles of the clients in their testimonials seem to change from middle management to exec leadership across ads. For example, in one ad, a person’s title is something like “SEO manager” and in another the same person’s title changes to something like “Chief Marketing Officer.” Maybe I’m overthinking it, but it just seems odd to me.

[VillageHomeF]

looks like more snake oil

[Pirros_Panties]

I have not been monitoring their traffic but I see their ads everywhere. And I usually comment something snarky on their ads on FB.

Just another grifter spammer?

[EmphasisMental7169]

I Used 14 day free trial of airops ,not so my cup of tea😣

[Alex_1729]

Damn, I hope my saas doesn’t end like this. I have an ai-generation app for blog content as well, just recently launched, but it’s not a scaler, and I don’t support low-quality ai slop. Took me 18 months to build this properly..

One thing I’ve learned, it’s not easy, nor cheap, to create an app for quality blog content gen that on auto and doesn’t involve a lot of manual work. Unless you invest a lot, which means you’ll have to charge a lot. But not every expensive SEO app is good.

[slapbumpnroll]

Not defending Airops but just to note anybody who had built up a lot of traffic through blog have all seen massive traffic drops in last 6 months due to AI results

[NethBang]

Who would have guessed, blasting AI content isnt going to work out on the long run

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