Looking for a comprehensive blackhat link building guide

As the title says, looking for a very comprehensive link building guide which teaches all the dos and donts along with step by step instructions of how to build links without getting caught by Google. Can be on or off of BHW. The stickies in this section were helpful.

Couldn't find anything on YouTube or Google. All whitehat techniques of outreach for guest posting etc.

The link building BSTs gave me some idea about what to do but still need to figure out how to do it. Many BSTs give details of WHAT links they'll build/on what sites so it's good starting point. But need to learn HOW to do it.

I'll mention an example of WHAT they do below. But it doesn't tell me HOW I can do it myself.
For example, they'll say theyll build 20 web 2.0 links tier 1 links and then 100 bookmarks tier 2 links etc.

Now, how to build those web 2.0 links? Unique article on each web 2.0? Can be multiple articles on the same web 2.0? Does 100 backlinks from different sites mean 100 unique articles? Etc etc.

So, looking for a comprehensive guide that teaches all of this. Essentially a guide that can teach me exactly WHAT and HOW these BST sellers build links.

just build links yourself until you either tank or rank your sites. There's no better knowledge that doesn't harm you, that you can get out of your SEO than your own experience.

And yes, I know that this is not what you've asked, but since experts can't be bothered to share valuable information for free I chose to chime in with a bit of knowledge that I have and can share.

In general, you will want each article that you get backlinks from to be unique, yes. Not 100% unique, but 75-80% unique is still good. For tier 2. (or tier 3 actually) backlinks you can go with 100% plagiarized content, no problem because tier 3 backlinks are usually your spam links (wiki links, blog comments, bookmarks, etc), and these links don't matter too much, you only build them to power up the tier 2 backlinks which, in turn, will power up your tier 1 backlinks which are the only backlinks that matter at the end of the day. So, as a general rule, your tier 1 backlinks should only be strong, clean, safe backlinks from articles (guest posts / niche edits), or PBNs (homepage links on quality PBNs), and for these links you'll definitely want 100% quality and unique content, but with tier 2 links and above the quality of your content can be lower....

Regarding the "100 backlinks from different sites" part, this is actually important because having 60 links coming from 45 domains only (so, from 45 different sites) is usually better than having 10,000 links coming from 4 sites / different domains only. Of course, this is just an example and the numbers are not literal, it's just to give you an idea that unique (different) domains are more important than millions of links from the same few domains / sites. That's not to say that there aren't sites that rank with millions of backlinks from only a few 100s domains, I've seen such sites ranking even a few months ago (someone has posted a screenshot here on the forum), but those sites are usually short-lived and get tanked in a few months. But sure, if you manage to rank a site even for 2-3 months for keywords that bring you 12 million visitors before it gets tanked you can make some good coin with that traffic by either capturing it and building a list, or directing it to a CPA offer, or whatever. But people who know how to get these results are pretty good at SEO and these are the people you want to answer your questions but - like I said - these people rarely share their secrets and are busy spamming google anyway to reply to your post.

And of course, there is much more to black hat SEO than this, but I'm neither knowledgeable enough on how to exploit google like a master hacker like real black hatters do, nor do I have the time and patience to research it and then come here to answer your questions as detailed as possible. I hope you can understand this

But like I said in the beginning, testing stuff yourself is a HUGE part of a successful SEO. No matter how many courses you read and how many tutorials you follow you'll still not master the SEO skill if you don't see for yourself what works and how. And with the way things go in this industry nowadays (Google refusing to index anything new, no matter how qualitative it is, or refusing to show the penalties in your GSC like they did many years ago, and so on) testing things yourself is more important than ever, especially since google runs several algorithms simultaneously as someone said a few days ago, and especially with how many filters they have for each niche, each keyword, each brand, each everything, and for how much A/B testing they're doing constantly.

So, testing everything yourself is the best way to learn black hat SEO... or any kind of SEO, really. Sure, you're gonna burn money on domains, content, backlinks, proxies, and whatever, and you're gonna tank a few promising sites, but if you keep at it you're also going to be one of those guys that gets 10 million of visitors a month by exploiting google's weaknesses

SilverKnight said:

So, looking for a comprehensive guide that teaches all of this. Essentially a guide that can teach me exactly WHAT and HOW these BST sellers build links.

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Did you also search Udemy?

Building a bunch of trash Web 2.0 links isn't really black hat. If someone is using real black hat techniques that work, they're not going to make a step by step guide. They're going to milk it for as long as they can. These techniques are also likely to be very expensive and will only make sense in a few super high paying niches.

If you just want to replicate what the Web 2.0 sellers do, you can find several lists of Web 2.0 sites on Google. Just sign up for each site and start making your links. Most sellers use spun content. You can find both free and paid spinners. Some may use expired articles. You can buy those from sellers here on BHW or scrape Wayback.

warriorsam53 said:

Building a bunch of trash Web 2.0 links isn't really black hat. If someone is using real black hat techniques that work, they're not going to make a step by step guide. They're going to milk it for as long as they can. These techniques are also likely to be very expensive and will only make sense in a few super high paying niches.

If you just want to replicate what the Web 2.0 sellers do, you can find several lists of Web 2.0 sites on Google. Just sign up for each site and start making your links. Most sellers use spun content. You can find both free and paid spinners. Some may use expired articles. You can buy those from sellers here on BHW or scrape Wayback.

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Indeed mate , Link building is expensive and anybody could not do it alone , it involves many factors !

Here you can follow Steps:
1. Create unique Content for each backlink
2. Follow relevancy
3. Create Informative Content instead of promotional content for back links
4. Put AI in the Content
5. Use all the backlinks techniques
6. Dedicate 3-4 Hours per day for one website to create backlinks, don't use tools, create backlinks manually.
7. Do Competitor Analysis to create backlinks

While I understand I'm 2 years late, this still shows up in search, so may help someone.

Search for a podcast by "Grumpy SEO Guy", episodes 3-5 are exactly about building PBNs.

I wouldn't say it's revolutionary insightful, and you probably already know some of what he talks about, but he does have a structure to this – which helps, and I myself learned some new things. So all in all, thanks to him for sharing.