Which Practices Consider as BH Techniques

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Can any one elaborate here that which SEO practices are consider as black hat techniques in latest SERP trends?
 
Building Links, PBN, cloaking, spamming?
Well said. Anything u try other than building websites and social media channel. All other paid services, would be considered grey hat or black hat.
 
Everything is BH, there is no such thing whitehat. You just need to understand how thing works.

According to Google, Just create content and you will get the traffic.
 
Linkbuilding also considers as white hat technique. Can you please describe which types of linkbuilding consider as blackhat?
If you are building links on the purpose of building link, then it is frickin BlackHat.
 
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Well said. Anything u try other than building websites and social media channel. All other paid services, would be considered grey hat or black hat.
You mean to say that every except social media every activity is black hat?

All link building for the sake of ranking better is blackhat.

Google doesn't want you to influence its search results in any way.
Thanks, I got your point but this is market and businesses are competing each other in search results every day. They are also building backlinks to getting CTR.

Everything is BH, there is no such thing whitehat. You just need to understand how thing works.

According to Google, Just create content and you will get the traffic.
Thanks for such a comprehensive answer. I know its enough for me but mentally satisfaction is not done yet, sorry dear!
 
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Thanks, I got your point but this is market and businesses are competing each other in search results every day. They are also building backlinks to getting CTR.

If they are all building links, then they are all engaging in blackhat activity.

Google Search is based on the theory that good content should be cited (linked to) naturally. Of course the real world doesn't work that way. But back in the day the two idealistic founders of Google were academics, not businessmen.
 
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