John Brown Technical Director at GCH Travel Group

5.0★

Digital Marketing Review from John Brown

Digitalhound have been our go-to agency for a number of years now. After having done a thorough evaluation for a suitable digital marketing agency in London, we were pleasantly surprised by how quickly their team got to grips with our brand aims, technical project requirements and demanding timescales.Proactive in their approach, they are a dedicated team of exerts who constantly strive to advise and deliver above expectations with clear communication lines and timely report breakdowns. Suffice to say, we are absolutely delighted with the results they produce for us time and time again and we see this is a long term partnership for the foreseeable future.

Jason Ford CEO at SEO Web Development

5.0★

SEO Review from Jason Ford

To our surprise the team at Digitalhound.co.uk have already hit many no.1 spots on Google for some of our primary keywords in such a short period of just 5 months. These top search rankings has brought us more site visitors and sales and I am really excited about what they will achieve for us in the near future.I would strongly recommend Digitalhound.co.uk to anyone who is looking to build and grow their brand presence online.

Ramsey Bergeron Owner at B Well-being

1.0★

Public Relations Review from Ramsey Bergeron

I engaged Pressiqa (invoiced via The Alpha Linkers Limited) for a paid, guaranteed placement in an MSN Top 10 [category] to Follow in 2025 article. Scope included a short feature paragraph, an SEO backlink, and a social graphic to announce the feature. I paid USD 400 on Apr 9, 2025.An MSN link with my name did go live, but only for a few days before becoming inaccessible without notice. After the takedown, Pressiqa proposed publishing my profile on a different website (ceogazette.com) that I had not agreed to. I asked for documentation of the cited MSN policy change; none was provided to me. I was also sent a promotional graphic that used Microsoft/MSN branding and stated msn.com names [my name] among the Top 10, which in my view implies an editorial accolade I did not receive.The short-lived link created practical problems. I had already shared the MSN URL in proposals, my media kit, and social posts; when it disappeared, those assets contained dead links and I had to remediate them, which impacted credibility with clients and event planners.I filed a PayPal dispute for service not as described, attaching the contract/pitch, invoice, screenshots of the dead link, and emails offering a substitute site. On Aug 12, 2025, PayPal closed the case in my favor and refunded the payment.Communication was prompt but did not resolve core issues or provide third-party documentation supporting the removal. Based on my documented experience, I would not engage again.If you consider services like this, insist on a minimum publication duration in writing, verify the hosting platforms policies directly, avoid substitutions you didnt agree to, and pay through a method with buyer protection.