Yes. We promote products through organic and paid social deal communities by sending real users directly to Walmart product pages. We do not use bots, fake clicks, incentivized traffic, or review manipulation. Sellers remain fully compliant with Walmart Marketplace policies.

All traffic comes from real people inside Facebook deal groups, social publisher pages, and shopping communities. Some placements are organic and others are paid publisher posts, but all users are genuine shoppers who follow these pages specifically to discover Walmart deals.

No one can guarantee sales, and any company that does should be avoided. What we guarantee is real exposure to high-intent buyers. Sales performance depends on product pricing, category demand, listing quality, and inventory readiness. When a product converts well, we scale it.

Products that perform best are competitively priced, deal-friendly items with clear value for shoppers. Home goods, electronics, clearance items, seasonal products, and multi-SKU catalogs typically convert well. Single overpriced items or niche one-product stores do not perform in our model.

Once a seller is approved and commission terms are agreed upon, campaigns can begin very quickly. In many cases, promotions are activated within hours, not weeks.

Yes. Our model is designed for catalog-level promotion. We often test and launch multiple SKUs simultaneously, then scale the products that show the strongest conversion and demand.