Crushpath

There was no Unilocal rating when I signed up for this service. Like others that provided reviews (excluding the one person that works there), it was so bad that it could easily be a total fraud.
There was one ad created and put up but essentially zero leads over the 2 month active campaign advertising into a trillion dollar market growing at 30%. This was a truly pathetic response.
I had a meeting with the new CEO and 4 others who promised to fix everything after these poor results. They also promised to report back on several issues. There was no follow through. They sounded sincere but I was left thinking it was a total fraud after two months.
DON’T WASTE YOUR TIME or MONEY HERE.

Very disappointed with the service. I was led to believe that this was something that is designed to target customers with a custom designed campaign. Turns out it is nothing more than putting your wording into a template. Everything is automated. There is no consultation and no review of how the process is working for you with a real person. They give a great sales pitch but fail to deliver results. They would lead you to believe this is a passive targeting campaign but I spent a tremendous amount of time sending email links to my campaign which was not received well at all by prospects. $ 3000 wasted on a few irrelevant leads some of which I suspect of being bots because they never replied back after contacting them. No leads converted.

I’m not usually one to slag a company in public, but Crushpath’s particular brand of managing accounts is patently offensive.
The sales consultation was absolutely nonsense and nothing that they told me they were going to do during the sales consultation ended up being true in the end. I was told that they were going to let me approve new spots they were running and that they’d work with me to find the best way to sell my services. That ended up being a lie in the long run.
The salesperson asked me, when deciding which tier of their services I wanted, whether I was going to be able to handle all of the customers they were going to bring me. I was warned that I might not be able to handle the volume. After two months I received two leads from Crushpath. Of those two leads, one of them answered a spot that was never approved for services we don’t even offer. Neither lead became a customer.
There was effectively zero traffic after the first month, but then again, they didn’t start running spots until ten days after I signed up. Of course, despite only running spots for twenty days, they charged me for an entire month. I guess I’m just lucky that whoever went on vacation the day I paid was back within ten days, or else I would have gotten even less than I paid for. Keep in mind that this full month of payment for less than a month of services came with a setup fee, so basically I paid twice for setup on a failed set of spots.
At some point in the second month, Crushpath recognized that their spots weren’t bringing in anywhere near the amount of traffic they estimated, so they decided to run new ads. Did they contact me? No. Did they get my approval for the new spots they put together? No. Did their spots advertise services that my company doesn’t even offer? Of course they did. The best part is, even by cheating and making unapproved ads that didn’t advertise services my company even offered, Crushpath was still only able to get to about half of the traffic they originally estimated.
So, at the end of the second month, after my account was horribly mismanaged for so long, I put in a cancellation request that went unanswered. They billed me for a third month, which I asked about since I thought it was pretty clear that Crushpath had failed and that we should both just move in our separate directions. Did I get an apology? Did anybody even address the fact that they had gone completely off the reservation running impotent ads for services that we didn’t offer? No. Of course not. Instead, I was told that I had agreed to a three month trial period and that I was obligated to pay for three months regardless of what else happened.
And that was the best explanation I got. No «Sorry we billed you after you asked to cancel» no «Sorry our ads have been useless» no «Sorry everybody that works in this office is incompetent,» just «Your fault for choosing us.»
I suggested that this was a wholly inappropriate way to deal with customers and was told that my rep at Crushpath was «sorry I misunderstood what she meant.» Not sorry for what she said, mind you, but sorry that I misunderstood what she meant. Because rather than admitting that they had done anything wrong, they wanted to paint it as it’s my fault I would react negatively to a «this is your fault for choosing us» message.
At this point, you’re probably wondering about that whole «three months» thing, since it probably is a valid point. During my sales consultation, I was asked to give them three months to «dial in the right settings» on the spots they were running. I was also told that I was going to get to approve the spots and that the spots would have some level of success. Oddly enough, they didn’t hold themselves to what they told me they’d do for me, but as soon as I wanted to cancel, they decided that my agreement to give them three months had at some point become a contractual and wholly unbreakable obligation, regardless of what I actually agreed to or how bad they failed in delivering their product.
So, at the beginning of the third month, they did bill my service but also canceled my service, meaning that despite every complaint I’ve made about how bad they mismanaged my account and every failing that they made on such a profound level, their best solution was to cancel my service and keep money for a month of service that was never delivered, hiding behind a «we don’t give refunds» excuse on a transaction that I explicitly told them not to make.
That’s Crushpath in a nutshell.

Agree with Angela’s review. They’re good at selling you 3 months but everything they said did not materialize and they are not transparent as to how they get «leads.» Serious waste of $ 2700. Also they charged my card an additional $ 900 a month after o cancelled! They will be reported to the better business bureau.

We provide business to business financial services. We signed up for their ultimate package to test social media advertising. We received 4 what they consider leads in 5 months. All of the leads were consumers and 4 of them didn’t respond to a follow-​up email. Needless to say the service was an utter failure.
Also, be aware in terms in conditions that you have to give them 30 days notice to cancel. They will charge your card again.

Unbelievable. To sum it up, great sales team (they sold me), terrible account executives and product.
I set up a few Marketing Campaigns with Crushpath for the finance business I work for. We signed up for the Ultimate Package. I gave them our current website, marketing pieces etc to work off of. They supposedly created their own «google adwords» campaigns as their secret sauce to attract leads, however when I asked to review what they were producing, Crushpath said they could not share with me. uhhhhhhhhhhh aren’t we paying you??? They also create landing pages which the google adwords campaigns are directed to. I went over our target market and gave examples of our own inhouse Adwords marketing efforts to ensure no duplicate content.
Anyways 4 months of zero results and a thousand dollars down the drain, Crushpath said they would change their «secret sauce» and update the landing pages and aim for a goal of 10 leads per week. Reasonable right? Well after a month of the same results, they canceled my account without a heads up. I just so happened to login to my account to find that my campaign had been stopped. I called and they said they could not reach the results we had set and stopped payment. I suppose that is considerate to finally succumb ripping me off, but wow way to loose a customer and go out with the WORST customer service I have ever experienced.
Overall there was no hard evidence of any google adwords campaigns or where they were generating the landing page «views» from.
I read their customer success stories and am blown away by their «quotes.» I experienced nothing of the sort.