Ghoast
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- Nov 17, 2009
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Also it's worth pointing out that you can still be ridiculously blackhat while providing something of value to people and not harming anyone.. For me blackhat is something that's out of the box, there's a very fine line as well between automation and blackhat.. when does it become wrong to perform an action many times to sway things in your favor..?
Here's an example of some possibly blackhat tactics that can be used to bring benefit to people. Small little 'blackhat' money spinners are a lot of fun to come up with and I want to show you how you can do this but feel good about it too..
As a side project I'm having a little test on a facebook marketing method for an aff product. The product I have chosen is actually really good and brings real value to the people who will use it. I bought a subscription to the service and verified that it was legit myself. To market this though I have bought lots of fb likes (so it seems legit) and got testimonials made on fiverr.. I think that is blackhat - fake testimonias and popularity.. However the actual product is legit, I'm just getting the ball rolling and the people who pay the very cheap subscription fee for the service will actually get something really good out of it..
Blackhat is just a tool, like a knife for example, you can use it to hold up a jewelry store and rob the place or you can use it to cut delicate pieces of sushi and charge a bucket load! Both scenarios can be fun to plan out, but only one of them will benefit people other than yourself, for me I put my focus into these projects because they can be just as rewarding financially (often far more long term) so I don't see the point in day dreaming about more sinister methods..
Here's an example of some possibly blackhat tactics that can be used to bring benefit to people. Small little 'blackhat' money spinners are a lot of fun to come up with and I want to show you how you can do this but feel good about it too..
As a side project I'm having a little test on a facebook marketing method for an aff product. The product I have chosen is actually really good and brings real value to the people who will use it. I bought a subscription to the service and verified that it was legit myself. To market this though I have bought lots of fb likes (so it seems legit) and got testimonials made on fiverr.. I think that is blackhat - fake testimonias and popularity.. However the actual product is legit, I'm just getting the ball rolling and the people who pay the very cheap subscription fee for the service will actually get something really good out of it..
Blackhat is just a tool, like a knife for example, you can use it to hold up a jewelry store and rob the place or you can use it to cut delicate pieces of sushi and charge a bucket load! Both scenarios can be fun to plan out, but only one of them will benefit people other than yourself, for me I put my focus into these projects because they can be just as rewarding financially (often far more long term) so I don't see the point in day dreaming about more sinister methods..