GWT & Black Hat SEO

Hey!
In my last thread someone told me that I shouldn't connect between my webmaster tool and my site where I build tumblr backlinks on as it will be banned quicker than if I won't...
Is it true? If yes, how would I know when it gets flagged and not only "dancing"?

If you're about to attack an enemy, would you call the enemy and tell them you're coming? Would you reveal to them your exact strategies, in this case links, give them detailed information about your plans, in this case on page content?

Would you go to war, and give the enemy your entire plan?

If you're a shitlib, maybe, but if you're a person with common sense, no.

GWT should not be used for blackhat sites, ever.

yugejackpots said:

If you're about to attack an enemy, would you call the enemy and tell them you're coming? Would you reveal to them your exact strategies, in this case links, give them detailed information about your plans, in this case on page content?

Would you go to war, and give the enemy your entire plan?

If you're a shitlib, maybe, but if you're a person with common sense, no.

GWT should not be used for blackhat sites, ever.

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I did not know that it helps them, because I thought that they can see it anyways with or without GWT... thanks for the answer.

Idanushka said:

I did not know that it helps them, because I thought that they can see it anyways with or without GWT... thanks for the answer.

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They run algorithms / spam scans on sites in GWT first before anything else. Not sure how plainly I can put this.... Don't use it.

Let's put it the other way around; why on Earth would you use GWT? If you do blackhat SEO you know exactly what links your site is getting because you build them yourself.

If I were you, I would use different Google accounts for as many of my sites as possible.

A lot of people trying their hand at Black Hat SEO overlook this detail.

You end up exposing yourself to Google.

Imagine, building a PBN and using the same Google webmaster tool account for all of them.

I mean it should be obvious to you what's wrong with this picture.

Apply that to other link-building strategies.

As much as possible, mix thing up.

It doesn't cost much money to get somebody to create Google webmaster tool accounts for you if you have a huge private blog network.

If you really must use WMT, then remove your site once you have the job done, whatever it may be.

What about Google Analytics then?