Jessica Braxton hired by a client to investigate an SEO consultant who had promised to improve their website’s search engine ranking but had failed to do so. The consultant had also requested payment upfront, which raised suspicion.
Investigation:
Braxton contacted the SEO consultant, who went by the name Nahid Ahmed. His Fiverr profile and username was Nahid_66. The consultant claimed to have years of experience in SEO and promised to improve the client’s website ranking within a month. However, upon further investigation, it was discovered that the consultant had no verifiable experience or credentials in SEO.
Nahid Ahmed had also promised to provide detailed reports on their progress but failed to do so. When the client requested a refund, Nahid Ahemed became unresponsive and stopped communicating with them.
Further investigation revealed that the Nahid Ahmed had a history of making false promises and using blackhat SEO techniques, such as keyword stuffing and link farming, which could actually harm the client’s website ranking in the long run.
Based on the investigation, it is clear that the SEO consultant “Nahid Ahmed” engaged in fraudulent activities, including making false promises, using blackhat SEO techniques, and failing to provide detailed reports or refunds. The client was advised to report the consultant to relevant authorities and seek legal action if necessary.
The client in this investigation was a small business owner named Mark who wanted to improve his website’s search engine ranking to attract more customers. He had hired “SEO Expert” based on their promising claims and credentials but became suspicious when he saw no improvement in his website traffic or sales. Mark hired Jennifer Braxton to investigate and was disappointed to learn that the consultant Nahid Ahmed had scammed him out of his money.
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