Learning SEO from scratch

[jack121400]

Just understand learning and results are not an overnight thing. Things will take atleast a year.

 

[mancunian]

SEO is a bit of art as opposed to science. You have to test and trail a lot. It can get frustrating and is a bit like trying to tame a butterfly when Google changes its algo.

In my experience you cannot beat rock solid quality inbound links from top well known sites plkus good content on your page which a human would find useful and interesting

 

[blackbeans]

You can set up attached websites for white hat and black hat SEO.

I suggest that you do this in a scientific way as possible.

In other words, both sides are very similar to each other.

But the only difference is the techniques that you use to earn links as well as the guidelines that you employ when creating content.

That way, you can compare apples to apples.

Because a lot of people say that white hat doesn't work or black hat is outmoded.

When in reality, they're just talking out of their ass.

Why?

They don't have the control sample.

The white hat should be the control group in your experiment and then the black hat is the experimental group.

And then, within that experimental group, you should be able to pick apart the different blackhat techniques you use in terms of different elements.

This is how you will be able to come up with a rational answer to whether your company should go with black hat techniques or white hat.

But also keep in mind that there are many different degrees of "black hat."

The most ridiculous and extreme, of course, is Google's definition of black hat. In their minds, any kind of willful and deliberate attempts to improve your rankings involving payments, reaching out to others, or coordinating with other sites, are deemed "black hat."

But that's ridiculous and extreme.

In the real world, companies are not just going to sit back and wait for Google to get its act together and because of its grace and wisdom, give them traffic.

Businesses are going to be more proactive and this is why they engage in "black hat" methods to speed things up.

But as I mentioned above, there are different degrees of black hat.

The most extreme, of course, involve doorway pages and cloaking.

But there are lots of gray areas in between.

If you're looking to learn SEO from scratch for white hat SEO, there are tons of YouTube channels where you can get the basics.

If you're looking for black hat SEO, check out the black hat SEO subforum here.

Pay attention to the topics that people raised and you will be able to piece together which goes with which and correlate it with what you know about white hat to come up with your own black hat strategy.

Of course, all of this is theory until and unless you experiment with them and get results based on your site's actual circumstances and target market.

 

[Humanize]

You can set up attached websites for white hat and black hat SEO.

I suggest that you do this in a scientific way as possible.

In other words, both sides are very similar to each other.

But the only difference is the techniques that you use to earn links as well as the guidelines that you employ when creating content.

That way, you can compare apples to apples.

Because a lot of people say that white hat doesn't work or black hat is outmoded.

When in reality, they're just talking out of their ass.

Why?

They don't have the control sample.

The white hat should be the control group in your experiment and then the black hat is the experimental group.

And then, within that experimental group, you should be able to pick apart the different blackhat techniques you use in terms of different elements.

This is how you will be able to come up with a rational answer to whether your company should go with black hat techniques or white hat.

But also keep in mind that there are many different degrees of "black hat."

The most ridiculous and extreme, of course, is Google's definition of black hat. In their minds, any kind of willful and deliberate attempts to improve your rankings involving payments, reaching out to others, or coordinating with other sites, are deemed "black hat."

But that's ridiculous and extreme.

In the real world, companies are not just going to sit back and wait for Google to get its act together and because of its grace and wisdom, give them traffic.

Businesses are going to be more proactive and this is why they engage in "black hat" methods to speed things up.

But as I mentioned above, there are different degrees of black hat.

The most extreme, of course, involve doorway pages and cloaking.

But there are lots of gray areas in between.

If you're looking to learn SEO from scratch for white hat SEO, there are tons of YouTube channels where you can get the basics.

If you're looking for black hat SEO, check out the black hat SEO subforum here.

Pay attention to the topics that people raised and you will be able to piece together which goes with which and correlate it with what you know about white hat to come up with your own black hat strategy.

Of course, all of this is theory until and unless you experiment with them and get results based on your site's actual circumstances and target market.

im trying my whitehat for now, still not yet touch the blackhat yet.
later i will try to make 2 to compare like what u said.
its not easy to learn SEO without mentor cause the result is not instant

also, thanks for sharing mate.

 

[Nicola Kirk]

Lawful and Unlawful don't consider a lot in Seo. In whatever niche you want to conduct the Seo, observe how the other sites perform their Seo in the exact niche.
You can use Semrush to scan the Seo of any niche and do the same for your niche.

 

[f0rest00]

ive watch all ahref "SEO for beginner", still confuse how to start

Hope this helps: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/seo-guide/strategy-vs-tactics/