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Hey everyone,

I am intrigued by a KS marketing firm called Supreme.digital (http://www.supreme.digital/) but cannot find any information on the company.

They claim to be very selective, only working with projects they like (commercially I guess).

Does anyone have experience with them directly or any other information that can be of value?

Any info helps!

Thank you in advance.

Kind Regards,
William

Never heard of them...not saying they're a scam or anything but for me when I'm looking at the page there's a couple of red flags like:

- Who exactly are these guys? There's no names, linkedin profiles, emails or phone numbers.
- What campaigns have they worked on and where's the exact direct references from clients.
- What they do exactly as the x6 points with icons are v broad.
- If you do a search of them, where's the results...
- It's 2017 but their site says 2016

Like I said, they might be great but you need to do your research and look at people with trackable experience rather than a mysterious company who've used an Unbounce template as their website.

Thank you hyperstarter.

The problem is that I can't find anything on them anywhere.

They are featured as a "partner" in a campaign I have been following closley.

Something to keep in mind if you want them to promote you.
How can they be good promoters, if no one has heard of them?
Would not promotiong their own business be of high priority?
Just something to consider.

Thank you QuickStriker

Link building takes two forms. One is sending out emails or text messages inviting people to your site; the second is digging up information on other sites and making sure people know about it. It would help if you used both tactics to get maximum results from link building, but you should choose the right tactics for each website. Emails work best if you can create a persuasive email without appearing spammy or misleading. Text messages are better if you can make the text enticing without overwhelming people into clicking.