Are blackhat SEO sites bad for site flipping?
- Thread starter Bommie
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If you can point me to this research, I'd like to read it.
There are PBNs and then there are professional PBNs.
I wasn't talking actual facts.
It's also a general saying that blackhat seo is for short term churn and burn projects and whitehat is for serious, long term projects. Is this not right?
MoneyValue
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- Jan 30, 2011
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That's not right.
White hat seo people say black hat is dangerous, black hatters say white hat takes too long. I'd disagree with blackhat is purely for churn and burn though, people saying that are still thinking back 10 years when you spammed a zillion links and hit page 1.
So what you're saying is, hypothetically, if I knew what I was doing, then I could be comfortable with flipping sites which I built up via blackhat SEO. Any and all penalites the site might receive would be due to my inexperience/mistakes rather than the fact that I was using blackhat SEO techniques?
I'm saying there are a lot of sites on places like Flippa which are using blackhat seo, so yes you can do it too.
I mean I know I can. I'm just not morally comfortable with selling something that I know will not work in a few months. So if I hide the footprints and know my stuff in general, those sites could theoretically live a long life?
magicjones
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The penalty thing is overrated unless you're blasting GSA all day. If you look closely even major websites are doing blackhat techniques, so if you don't overdo it you'll be fine. Seems like the white hatters scared you lol.
terrycody
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You can tell the buyer you are using PBN, for moral sake, and I think a professional and knowledgeable buyer will not frown upon on this, instead he may even more willing to trust you.
Of course without notify you are using PBN and sell your site at a "higher" price which is immoral if u think so.
Of course without notify you are using PBN and sell your site at a "higher" price which is immoral if u think so.
ishakbd555
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yes, some way you are right. but still, there some expert people in the SEO who always find a way to make google fool. If google can't detect the PBN so how they can penalize it? I know some of them who don't care about google as their PBN links look like Contextual backlinks. Although they need years to grow up such resources.
Some people still doing well with PBN!