Is BlackHat dead?

Do people still do real actual BlackHat?
In our world, BH is gaming other systems without violating the law as to a criminal activity and, yes, it is alive, thriving, growing and better than a bone in ribeye, cooked to a perfect medium rare with a side of mashed potatoes and a healthy portion of green beans a lot of the time.
 
a bone in ribeye, cooked to a perfect medium rare with a side of mashed potatoes and a healthy portion of green beans a lot of the time.
You sir have good taste in meat and side dishes.
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In our world, BH is gaming other systems without violating the law as to a criminal activity and, yes, it is alive, thriving, growing and better than a bone in ribeye, cooked to a perfect medium rare with a side of mashed potatoes and a healthy portion of green beans a lot of the time.
Love this, I have been snooping around on BH for some time now , it wasn’t until recently that I decided to become an active member, so happy I found this place and I feel embarrassed to admit to say that I want this site to remain how i fount it. lol
 
Blackhat will be there forever.
All big tech players are opressive with their rules. They want more and more, eventualy sell their data to another big techs and complety ignore small fishes.
I am against law breaking, but also I am against about big tech TOS, because their TOS is not the law.
 
At least once a year, I buy 500k worth of non-dropped indexed domains, populate them, and then rank four sites for a keyword set that delivers around $150k a month.

1 of those 4 sites will rank, and both cover the project's cost, a little profit and some bonus for the next.

I have been doing variations of this strategy raising from way less investment to where we are today since around 2008.

I consider this to be an example of blackhat, it should not work, it does.
 
I had done blackhat successfully and got to page 3 of google doing blackhat only for free but its too much effort compared to whitehat. and blackhat is temporary used by scammers.
 
At least once a year, I buy 500k worth of non-dropped indexed domains, populate them, and then rank four sites for a keyword set that delivers around $150k a month.

1 of those 4 sites will rank, and both cover the project's cost, a little profit and some bonus for the next.

I have been doing variations of this strategy raising from way less investment to where we are today since around 2008.

I consider this to be an example of blackhat, it should not work, it does.
Seesh you are rich. Mind giving out to the poor? :)
 
Seesh you are rich. Mind giving out to the poor? :)
Not rich at all, margins are super tight, with a 25% hit rate across 4 money sites and 1 team working on each regardless of outcome far from rich.

Just a big outlay to play in this market that's all but not so far away from my days running "laser hair removal + name of city" type SEO back in the day.
 
I believe this question is more suitable for whitehat seo !
 
Not rich at all, margins are super tight, with a 25% hit rate across 4 money sites and 1 team working on each regardless of outcome far from rich.

Just a big outlay to play in this market that's all but not so far away from my days running "laser hair removal + name of city" type SEO back in the day.
Dang it. Well you are doing really well, congrats on your success.
 
At least once a year, I buy 500k worth of non-dropped indexed domains, populate them, and then rank four sites for a keyword set that delivers around $150k a month.

1 of those 4 sites will rank, and both cover the project's cost, a little profit and some bonus for the next.

I have been doing variations of this strategy raising from way less investment to where we are today since around 2008.

I consider this to be an example of blackhat, it should not work, it does.
Sounds cool
 
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