$100/Day Black Hat SEO: EASY GUIDE FOR NOOBS

Thank you for the helpful advice, I'm eager to put this method into practice.
Let me know how it goes, it’s working best with your own white label products and services. With affiliate and CPA you can twist it
 
I guess my main carrd.co landing page has to be index first on Google before I proceed to create other post on Google site, notion page, medium etc?

Or I will just creat other post without minding if my main landing page is index?
 
So it's basically about creating the *perception* of demand, not actual demand, right? What happens when people actually start using the product?
 
So it's basically about creating the *perception* of demand, not actual demand, right? What happens when people actually start using the product?
Yep you create the SERPS for your affiliate link/agency or whatever, and create the demand through the meat head method without sending links. Just straight guerilla marketing
 
When I create a post on notion, medium, will I link to my landing page? Or I should still refer them to Google search?
 
When I create a post on notion, medium, will I link to my landing page? Or I should still refer them to Google search?
Yes link to landing page from there
 
Hey, I don’t mean to come off harsh—but seriously, can we talk about the parasite SEO posts being repeated over and over again here?

It feels like every time I scroll, it’s the same recycled content dressed up slightly differently—vague strategies, half-baked advice, and zero actionable insight. What’s the point? Are you trying to help people or just flood the feed to boost your own visibility?

If your goal is to genuinely help others trying to rank or grow their projects, then please—give us something real.

Post an actual, step-by-step process that a regular person can follow. Break it down in plain language. Don’t just name-drop platforms like Medium, Google Sites, or LinkedIn. Show us how to build the asset, what kind of content goes on it, how to structure links, how long it takes to index, what kind of results you got—and yes, include screenshots

We don’t need more noise. We need guidance from people who are actually in the trenches—testing, iterating, failing, and figuring it out. That kind of content stands out. That kind of content builds trust.

I’m saying this not out of hate—but out of frustration. Because I, like many others here, am actually trying to learn and improve. want real knowledge, not fluff.
 
It feels like every time I scroll, it’s the same recycled content dressed up slightly differently—vague strategies, half-baked advice, and zero actionable insight.
That "vague strategies" point is the most pertinent.
 
Hey, I don’t mean to come off harsh—but seriously, can we talk about the parasite SEO posts being repeated over and over again here?

It feels like every time I scroll, it’s the same recycled content dressed up slightly differently—vague strategies, half-baked advice, and zero actionable insight. What’s the point? Are you trying to help people or just flood the feed to boost your own visibility?

If your goal is to genuinely help others trying to rank or grow their projects, then please—give us something real.

Post an actual, step-by-step process that a regular person can follow. Break it down in plain language. Don’t just name-drop platforms like Medium, Google Sites, or LinkedIn. Show us how to build the asset, what kind of content goes on it, how to structure links, how long it takes to index, what kind of results you got—and yes, include screenshots

We don’t need more noise. We need guidance from people who are actually in the trenches—testing, iterating, failing, and figuring it out. That kind of content stands out. That kind of content builds trust.

I’m saying this not out of hate—but out of frustration. Because I, like many others here, am actually trying to learn and improve. want real knowledge, not fluff.
I understand your point, the only reason it’s written this way is because I’m targeting a lot of different people. Literally got tonnes of people doing this for many reason, some are using it for ORM where they hide negative search results and show the best media representation for a certain keyword, some are doing it for CPA and affiliate offers.

If I write for one only, it’s not the same all round strategy that anyone can use.

I explained parasites in simple terms for anyone to use with different parasites, only reason I mention the same ones is because they do the best CURRENTLY. 3 months from now they may not even be as powerful, so that’s why I’m affirming that they work.

What kind of step by step guide would you like to see? I can create a new journey post for a keyword
Is this strategy working for real ecommerce brand?
It can I don’t see why not
That "vague strategies" point is the most pertinent.
I explained my reasoning above
 
This strategy is good, but are you sure it still works in 2025? We're now fully in the era of ChatGPT and AI tools.
 
This strategy is good, but are you sure it still works in 2025? We're now fully in the era of ChatGPT and AI tools.
Works even better. You can scale this to the moon with ChatGPT
 
I understand your point, the only reason it’s written this way is because I’m targeting a lot of different people. Literally got tonnes of people doing this for many reason, some are using it for ORM where they hide negative search results and show the best media representation for a certain keyword, some are doing it for CPA and affiliate offers.

If I write for one only, it’s not the same all round strategy that anyone can use.

I explained parasites in simple terms for anyone to use with different parasites, only reason I mention the same ones is because they do the best CURRENTLY. 3 months from now they may not even be as powerful, so that’s why I’m affirming that they work.

What kind of step by step guide would you like to see? I can create a new journey post for a keyword

It can I don’t see why not

I explained my reasoning above
Thank you for taking the time to respond. While I value the exchange, I notice we're still in the realm of general concepts rather than the detailed, step-by-step guidance that would truly serve this community. Your expertise clearly runs deep—I'm simply suggesting that sharing the practical mechanics would make your contributions exponentially more valuable to those looking to apply these techniques
 
Thank you for taking the time to respond. While I value the exchange, I notice we're still in the realm of general concepts rather than the detailed, step-by-step guidance that would truly serve this community. Your expertise clearly runs deep—I'm simply suggesting that sharing the practical mechanics would make your contributions exponentially more valuable to those looking to apply these techniques
I’ll take that on board for the next time I write more guides
 
Thanks again for the detailed guide. Really helpful yet again.

I'm starting to put something like this into action now. Can you tell me more about how you generated the trustpilot reviews? Did you buy them? Did you have a safe way of generating them yourself?
 
Where did you specify how you monetize this? can't find that, what are you selling to the people that get interested in the non existent product?
 
Where did you specify how you monetize this? can't find that, what are you selling to the people that get interested in the non existent product?
He said that he sold a service/his own product (ebook etc), OR wrote on the site taht the product changed its name to the actual name of the affiliate offer then linked to it.
 
Where did you specify how you monetize this? can't find that, what are you selling to the people that get interested in the non existent product?
Monetization is the least of the problems, there are hundreds of ways to monetize traffic. From what I understand, the OP still monetizes with CPA and sales, the two best ways (in my opinion) to earn money for the last ten years
 
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