I want to learn black hat SEO?

gauravmehra

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"Hey guys, I've been working on white hat SEO for the past four years and have had great success with client projects. I've completed over 200 client websites and achieved their goals. Now, I'm interested in learning about black hat SEO. Can anyone share some good thread links where I can learn new things related to black hat techniques?
 
"Hey guys, I've been working on white hat SEO for the past four years and have had great success with client projects. I've completed over 200 client websites and achieved their goals. Now, I'm interested in learning about black hat SEO. Can anyone share some good thread links where I can learn new things related to black hat techniques?
Maybe this will help you: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/black-hat-seo
 
well, you're in the right place. Depending on how agressive you want to go I'd be very cautious to begin with, especially if you're already getting great results whitehat.
 
I've been working on white hat SEO for the past four years and have had great success with client projects. I've completed over 200 client websites and achieved their goals.

200 websites in 4 years are 50 websites per year or, a little more than 4 websites per month.

I'm not questioning your past, I will just say, GG.

Now, I'm interested in learning about black hat SEO.

Someone with your past will "never" change or mix a white hat with a black hat.

This is just my 2 cents.

I wish you all the best @gauravmehra
 
BH SEO changes time by time, for example, something that worked yesterday may not work tomorrow so stay updated and try to have as much info as possible
 
200 websites in 4 years are 50 websites per year or, a little more than 4 websites per month.

I'm not questioning your past, I will just say, GG.



Someone with your past will "never" change or mix a white hat with a black hat.

This is just my 2 cents.

I wish you all the best @gauravmehra
200 websites in 4 years are 50 websites per year or, a little more than 4 websites per month.

I'm not questioning your past, I will just say, GG.



Someone with your past will "never" change or mix a white hat with a black hat.

This is just my 2 cents.

I wish you all the best @gauravmehra

Well, it's always amusing to see someone attempting to play Sherlock Holmes based on simple math. While you're busy calculating website counts, some of us are actually out here making things happen in the real world. All those websites are the ones where I've successfully achieved the goals throughout my professional career, not in overall.

As for your skepticism about mixing white hat with black hat, let's just say I'm exploring new avenues and expanding my skill set. But thanks for the two cents anyway, maybe invest it in a calculator upgrade.
 
Hey, hey...

As you are a fairly new member, it might be a good idea to start with this thread: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/searching-made-easy-master-list-of-all-newbie-guide-threads.1389081/

And then you can go through each of the sections/subforums as there are tons of golden threads all around the forum. A very specific section would be the following one: https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/#black-hat-seo.1

Good luck.
thanks dear
 
Well, it's always amusing to see someone attempting to play Sherlock Holmes based on simple math. While you're busy calculating website counts, some of us are actually out here making things happen in the real world. All those websites are the ones where I've successfully achieved the goals throughout my professional career, not in overall.

As for your skepticism about mixing white hat with black hat, let's just say I'm exploring new avenues and expanding my skill set. But thanks for the two cents anyway, maybe invest it in a calculator upgrade.

I own 120 blog networks for the past 6 months, all acquired from multiple Black Friday offers, lol. My lot of sites got improved, while a few sites received penalties. There is no black hat or white hat; all you want to do is give something useful to the user, whether they are scraped content, AI, or human-written; it has to serve. That's it. For link building, always try natural link building; that's not so-called white hat. Just stay away from PBN (private) as there are a lot of chances to leave a footprint; instead, go for public networks... enjoy the power of automation tools like XRumer, GSA SER, RankerX, etc.
 
I've completed over 200 client websites and achieved their goals.
All those websites are the ones where I've successfully achieved the goals throughout my professional career, not in overall.
If you don't want anyone to do any math then stop providing such numbers that no one is going to verify here.
For learning blackhat SEO techniques, I also joined this forum for the same and currently focusing on reading a lot. I can tell you what I am doing. Start reading from https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/black-hat-seo.28/ section, and start making some notes of the terms and techniques that you see here first time, or have heard but couldn't gather much knowledge about. Then do further research on those topics with Google search or involve in the related discussions on this forum.
 
Black hat techniques ? There are no white hat and black hat techniques specific nowadays, use quality links with informative/useful content to your audience which will help you get the desired results
 
The best blackhat seo is just expediting the whitehat seo that works. Instead of grinding the time and energy you find strategies to pay or manipulate the situation. Same algo but different response to it.
 
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