I tested Userator on three different websites, all of which were relatively new. In the end, over three months, I managed to get two of them into the top 10. I can't say it's an outstanding result, but for a start, it's a noticeable increase in traffic. However, I encountered difficulties with the third site. While I noticed growth with the other projects, this one got stuck at the top 35 and didn't move any further. I had to order their "external link boosting," and only after a few weeks did the site finally start to make progress. Currently, I use Userator exclusively for promoting new websites. I get them into the top 20 within a month, and then I switch to more modern methods. Search engines are also evolving, and filters to combat manipulated behavioral factors have long been implemented. So, it's not worth trying to get to the top 1 using this service, as there's a risk of getting banned. Nevertheless, with the right usage, you can derive certain benefits.
