NovantroReviews of novantro.com

Tons of value from working with this team, if you're serious about SEO, especially leveraging Reddit, these are the people you want in your corner.

Absolutely brilliant, this will help so so much. Highly actionable.

Tons of value we got from them, these are your guys for SEO with Reddit

I had a great experience with Novantro. They clearly understand Reddit marketing and how Reddit threads can support SEO and brand visibility on Google and AI search. What I appreciated most was that the advice was practical, transparent, and not just generic marketing talk. The feedback was easy to understand and gave me clear next steps I could actually use. Highly recommend them for anyone looking to grow through Reddit in a more strategic way.

Great team. They clearly know Reddit growth deeply and gave me practical advice I can actually act on. Highly recommend.

I’ll be honest. I wouldn't trust the guy behind this business. I recently got their "free audit," and while it was nice they didn't charge, it was clearly just a low-effort lead magnet, as I now come to understand. Two minutes of focused audio gave me a few "insights," but it felt more like a charade than a real look into how they actually run promotions. A wall of 5-star reviews, take them with a grain of salt, please. They basically bribe people for them. Leave a review in exchange for that "free audit." Most of the praise you see isn't from people who actually used their service and actually made money. It’s really from people wishing for the best after a 60-second video. I gave them 5 stars at first because they asked, but after seeing the bigger picture, I’ve downgraded it to 2. Because this is what they deserve. Based on how they operate, their actual "promotion" likely looks like this: - They admit to using sites to buy upvotes to "fool" the algorithm and companies. - They use aged accounts to post "organic-looking" questions, then have their other bots jump in to recommend the client. - Reputation Flooding. If a client has a bad review, they likely use their network to mass-report it or bury it under a mountain of "AI-slop" positive comments. Then there is the spiky revenue = high churn The revenue figures they brag about on X com are the biggest red flag. The graph on TrustMRR shows revenue hitting $15k–$50k and then crashing back toward zero. That is the signature of high churn. It means people buy once, realize the "bot-magic" doesn't actually bring in real customers or long-term growth, and they don't come back for seconds. And finally, another incredibly annoying point, I came here to buy a promotional service or learn something useful, I was checking the author's account once a couple of days when I discovered them because I had some hopes, but all I found on the author’s X (@tech_nurgaliyev) was revenue bragging, gym pictures, and photos of his family. I have no use for his workout routine or his Stripe screenshots. Neither does his family influence anything I do or benefit me in any way, don't take it the wrong way, we are doing business here after all. Update. Look at the comment of Wuxan Dua, even if they might be lying, responding with "we never worked together, you are lying," is not something a credible person would respond with. Think about it, even if the Wuxan Dua was lying, instead of trying to publicly provide demonstrations of proof, the owner chose to simply deny the claim. We never worked together, and your claim is unsubstantiated, he says. Conclusion. The more I researched, the more I distrusted them. Save your money and find someone who cares more about your ROI than their own Twitter engagement or MRR goals they have set for themselves. Find somebody who is actually trying to help.

Amazing! Very useful insights and good feedback on my website and how to rank on google thanks to reddit content.

Great team, great expertise, and great effort. It was a pleasure to work with Sabyr and the entire team