Google banning wordpress websites

Wordpress is frowned upon. It contains trojan horses and can be hacked easily.

If you use some malicious themes, plugins, that could influence how your site is seen.

Better host your sites as YouTube videos.

:p

Although it won't work with PPC search campaign.

So maybe use WordPress + a theme from trusted source that is already optimized without plugins.
 
Running PPC ads.
Why not... It's cheaper than SEO in black hat cases. In black hat time matters. If you can get 10k leads daily after a week of running ads, you're winning.

If you do pure white hat products, PPC is a lot harder. For black hat PPC is a better option. You can get big keyword coverage without waiting months / getting removed on parasites.

Black hat campaigns on PPC are tricky but a lead grabber as email, then send to email.

I mean, simply ask people for their email and send them your black hat offer via email.

I'm sure there are other ways as well. Show ad with your offer instead of an offer. Show offer as an ad once site is approved.

Or simply make a white hat page with a white incentive but send something black.
 
most comment in this thread say it https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/adwords-changes-june.1614370/#post-17930854
I don't blindly believe what people say on the internet.
I only believe something if there's a practical evidence.
I have numerous websites built on Wordpress and haven't faced anything like that ever.
I don't have much experience with niches Google hates as mostly these sites are niche websites, or local business websites.
 
I don't blindly believe what people say on the internet.
I only believe something if there's a practical evidence.
I have numerous websites built on Wordpress and haven't faced anything like that ever.
I don't have much experience with niches Google hates as mostly these sites are niche websites, or local business websites.
The problem is most people install weak themes and plugins. And they leave wp-admin available to everyone (locking it is mandatory).

Google AI based crawlers can scan those, easily, as they claim to scan everything.

If they didn't scan, how would they tell the difference between a phishing and a normal site?

If you use WordPress, use a theme that doesn't leave footprints and make your WordPress site work like it's not a WordPress site.

WordPress provides an API to query database, so you can use that. https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/

See WordPress as a framework for backend. Do frontend separately.

WordPress itself was / is hackable, without any themes. https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/wordpress-6-0-2-update-asap.1434026/#post-15585417

But I think the best way would be to store all data like posts in .csv and .txt and .md files.
If you don't have authentication on your website, don't use database.
If you have authentication on your website, think of some secure solution with encryption.


If you can't afford coding / developers with security insight hired, here's what you can do https://www.google.com/search?q=visual+site+builder

Don't use self-hosted websites with PHP if you're not insightful about code. That's like using Python or Java without understanding them first.
Would you do that? Probably not. So why do you use PHP? That's vogue.
 
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