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[derinias]

How big is the influence of guest posts on a black hat website?

 

[1SEOWarrior]

I would say it depends on your competitor analysis. How big is your competitor and what are they doing?

 

[derinias]

Do you have guest posts??If there is, give me the list

 

[derinias]

ohh,,give me some example guest post you mean,,im want see

 

[tiiberius]

Small.
Unless you can get them in large scale.

Blackhat websites usually work with thousands of backlinks.
Few guests posts here and there won't make much difference in such large link profile.

 

[derinias]

Small.
Unless you can get them in large scale.

Blackhat websites usually work with thousands of backlinks.
Few guests posts here and there won't make much difference in such large link profile.

so what the solution bro?
can help me?

 

[tiiberius]

so what the solution bro?
can help me?

Learn how to do SEO properly and long-term.
Stop looking for shortcuts.

 

[SeoNexis]

ohh,,give me some example guest post you mean,,im want see

Check DM

 

[derinias]

Learn how to do SEO properly and long-term.
Stop looking for shortcuts.

so what your solution bro,,please give me the solution

 

[derinias]

Paid guest posts usually require a fee to publish, while free ones don't. Guest posts help build backlinks, improve website authority

So you think guest posts are very influential right..
give me list free post plss sir

 

[derinias]

Small. Unless you can get them on a large scale

What do you think the large scale is?
100 ? or 200?

 

[Kingen Agency Network]

The impact of guest articles on a large black hat SEO website is significant but not sustainable. It's very effective quickly, potentially boosting rankings in the short term and getting keywords to the top faster than usual thanks to the website's strong backlink system. However, in my opinion, it's not sustainable in the long run and can lead to dependence on that website.

 

[PBNMariia]

Guest posts aren't a weak tool. It's just that most people use them incorrectly. People buy placements on sites with no traffic, no relevant content, no indexing, and then wonder why it doesn't work. But here's what works: 5-10 contextual links on legitimate sites, relevant content, and control over outbound links easily outperform hundreds of junk backlinks. It's not about quantity. It's about how much control you have over each placement. That's where most people fail.

 

[derinias]

The impact of guest articles on a large black hat SEO website is significant but not sustainable. It's very effective quickly, potentially boosting rankings in the short term and getting keywords to the top faster than usual thanks to the website's strong backlink system. However, in my opinion, it's not sustainable in the long run and can lead to dependence on that website.

Can you provide a list of sustainable backlinks?

Guest posts aren't a weak tool. It's just that most people use them incorrectly. People buy placements on sites with no traffic, no relevant content, no indexing, and then wonder why it doesn't work. But here's what works: 5-10 contextual links on legitimate sites, relevant content, and control over outbound links easily outperform hundreds of junk backlinks. It's not about quantity. It's about how much control you have over each placement. That's where most people fail.

Can you give me a list of guest posts that have good traffic?

 

[Faisal Mirza]

How big is the influence of guest posts on a black hat website?

From my experience, guest posts can still have a pretty good impact if they’re placed on relevant sites with real content. Even for more aggressive SEO strategies, links from contextual articles usually look more natural than many other link types. The key thing I’ve noticed is choosing sites that actually have some activity and aren’t filled with spammy posts.

 

[Anumbano]

Guest posts can still move rankings especially if theyre niche relevant and indexed well even in blackhat setups a few strong guest posts help balance risk and add trust signals.

 

[The_Growth_Source]

Guest posts are still a major ranking factor if the sites have real traffic. For black hat, they help balance your link profile and add a layer of safety. Just don't overdo the exact match anchors.

 

[ElyDiosa]

How big is the influence of guest posts on a black hat website?

Look, I'm telling you from experience, guest posting on shady websites is a mistake. It seems easy to get a link, but you ruin your reputation. Google can penalize you, and people will stop trusting you. It's like if someone saw you eating at a dive bar; they'd think, "This guy has no taste." It's better to focus on decent websites with good content that's relevant to your field. It's harder, but it benefits you much more in the long run. Forget about shortcuts; they'll cost you more in the end. Trust me, I've seen it happen plenty of times.

 

[Eva Evelyn]

Guest posts can significantly boost black hat websites seo by providing backlinks and driving traffic but risks exist if not done properly

 

[Nikolaos]

How big is the influence of guest posts on a black hat website?

Good quality whitehat guest posts are the best backlinks you've gotta have with niche edits being the second best alternative. If you can get guest posts from authority sites in your niche you are going to have a big SEO boost on your website/blog.