White Hat / Black Hat SEO services?

hey guys what are some white hat seo services i can purchase? I don't want my money site to get banned down the road and have been looking some good services in the market place on this forum but they all seem black hat for only a quick buck which can get my site banned in the future.. what do you guys think of Crowdo or SarkarSEO packages? Do you guys have any real experiences with these type of services and are we at risk to get banned for using these types of services in the future? I don't need to make a quick buck right now just want long term rankings . I'm trying to rank my site by paying yet not risk having it banned in the future and i'm confused what services i can pay for and will help my site without risk of getting banned by using PBN type of services wth high risk. Guest posts? Thanks in advance

am recommended white hat broo .. because is long time SEO / invest / safety

I hate to be this guy, but most services aren't strictly "white hat." Most of them fall into gray hat territory. If you want a truly white hat service, then it usually involves getting on a call with an SEO who can craft a marketing strategy and execution plan.

Purely white hat SEO generally consists of "link attraction" strategies, such as creating ridiculously good content, resources, and tools, and getting them in front of the right audiences who will then hopefully link to them out of the goodness of their hearts.

There are other strategies such as "ego-baiting" which are pretty white hat too. That consists of mentioning people you want links from in your content then letting them know about the mention.

You can also do link claim/reclamation outreach which is also pretty "white hat." That consists of finding your brand mentions that aren't linked, or the links to your site are broken and attempting to contact the people to get the link added/corrected.

If this sounds expensive, tedious, and time-consuming, that's because it is. You're at least approaching it with the right mind-set (not needing a quick buck).

I told you all of this so you can better evaluate people who are pitching you on their services.

Generally speaking, true white hat SEOs won't be able to guarantee a certain number of links per month, and they'll usually be very expensive. That's largely because much of the white hat SEO techniques involve wasted time. It's just the nature of this style of SEO. You're depending on people linking because they like what you're doing, and that takes a lot of time.

I hope this helps. Good luck to you!

If u purchase it how is it white hat lol
I agree w @SEO
“White hat” to me its going w “income schools” advice which just write long ass content and hope for the best

I dont agree w it tho, if u can get an advantage why not
Go to the marketplace and dont buy crappy links or dont link them directly to ur money site

ahhh thanks i guess grey hat tipping either way is the way to go.. the other thing i'm trying to figure out if i use these services , will i eventually get nailed by google down the road or have people gotten away with it so far.

anonapersons said:

ahhh thanks i guess grey hat tipping either way is the way to go.. the other thing i'm trying to figure out if i use these services , will i eventually get nailed by google down the road or have people gotten away with it so far.

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There's no single answer to that. It depends on how careful the SEO was with covering their tracks. For example, you can buy guest posts from services. If Google finds out that a site is selling guest posts, they could map all of the sites that were linked to and look at the inbound links and start finding a network web. This is how many PBN's get taken down. Only the most careful SEOs will successfully hide long-term. It's easy to leave behind footprints.

When you're buying services, there is always a risk. This is why people tell you not to buy mediocre links to your money site.

ok i get it now , thanks

Both the services you mentioned, like most other offers in the marketplace, are legit and can yield good results. That's being said, those are of course no way pure whitehat, but at the same time, not 100% black that can bring your site down immediately. The point I want to make is, it all depends on how you use these services. If you know what you're doing, I don't see any reason they can't support your site for long term.