MarketerHireReviews of marketerhire.com

I was highly disappointed with my experience with Market Hire. Their services left much to be desired. The service delivery was ended abruptly, and it felt like they didn't take the time to understand our specific organisational needs. Furthermore, Market Hire failed to add any significant value to the relationship with the talent they provided. This was a major letdown, as we were looking for a reliable and efficient partner to assist us in finding suitable talent for our needs. What frustrated me the most were their ongoing and, frankly, abusive billing practices. I We were happy with our talent but now were given a 20K buy our fee!!! In conclusion, I would strongly advise others in Australia to look elsewhere for their talent recruitment needs. Market Hire fell far short of our expectations and left us with a negative experience that we won't soon forget.

Maybe my experience was a fluke but I could not in good conscious recommend this service to anyone. As a small business that needed marketing support, this seemed like a really great option. The marketer I was paired with seemed very knowledgeable and they were helpful when I was able to get ahold of them. The marketer did not communicate with me (or respond to communication) consistently or in a timely fashion and I spent the majority of the past month/month and a half feeling completely in the dark about what my marketer was working on and what I was being invoiced for. I raised this issue a few times to my account manager and some steps were taken - to no avail. After another 2-week stretch of missed deliverables and not knowing what I was getting invoiced for, I reached out to terminate my work or possibly switch marketers. I'm still getting billed by the original marketer despite having no outstanding work that I'm aware of. I've repeatedly asked to see a breakdown of how the hours have been spent, which I have not been provided with. The marketer consistently went over the hours we have agreed upon for the month (not great for someone operating on a budget), and I can't figure out how the hours are even being spent which makes me feel as though I'm being taken advantage of. The account managers have been kind and respectful, and I was offered a credit to use with another marketer. I appreciate the gesture, but I'd rather know how the hours were being spent and assurance that my invoices haven't been over-inflated. The fact that I'm still being invoiced after 1) I was assured my billing was paused while they investigated and 2) for "work" 3 weeks after I signed off on the one deliverable we had discussed for the month blows my mind. I don't trust that this experience won't be repeated. A true waste of a few thousand dollars which as a small business hit hard.

They don't actually vet the marketers thoroughly enough. I really gave them a try more than a few times but they matched me either with people that completely inflated their hours and expertise or dropped me for a client that would pay more. I try not to write bad reviews for companies but i really had a terrible experience, not just with the matches but how the account managers handled everything. The hassle of dealing with them was more work than doing my own research and ultimately paying less for better quality candidates. i got better results even on upwork.

Our "marketer" that was hired did not deliver...anything. Not results, not reports, not even an email response. Beyond disappointed. Not only did we waste money (less important), we wasted valuable time in the product lifecycle which resulted in huge setbacks for our future activities. MarketerHire provided a nominal resolution, but the fact remains that we basically wasted several months of potential work.

I engaged MarketerHire to analyze and make changes to an ad account spending $250K per year. Within 90 days, our CPL nearly doubled, our leads decreased by 20%, and ROAS dropped to an intolerable level. The consultant asked for a handful of things that were not implemented due to time and resource constraints, so there could have possibly been a light at the end of the funnel. The consultant provided lots of communication and was active in the account but the results, after 90 days, weren't anywhere near where we needed to be to continue shelling out $10K/month.

The marketer that was connected with us was good, but the service is overpriced. We found that MarketerHire added very little value up front, and they take a very large cut from the engagement indefinitely. To us, this did not feel justified.