I have heard rumors of such programs, but do they really exist and are they a viable black hat method?
What are the search engines doing about this?
How do black hat SEOers monetize from this type of technique?
What are the search engines doing about this?
How do black hat SEOers monetize from this type of technique?
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I'm referring to programs such as RSSGM, YACG and Blog Solution.
Do such programs (or their modern day equivalent) still exist and are they stiff effective at generating add revenue in the medium to short term.
Obviously, I am referring to legal black hat methods here. I understand that websites that employ such methods will eventually be heavily penalized by the search engines.
I am currently undertaking a research paper regarding White Hat -vs- Black Hat techniques.
Do such programs (or their modern day equivalent) still exist and are they stiff effective at generating add revenue in the medium to short term.
Obviously, I am referring to legal black hat methods here. I understand that websites that employ such methods will eventually be heavily penalized by the search engines.
I am currently undertaking a research paper regarding White Hat -vs- Black Hat techniques.
Zabe, just to be clear...
The search engines are not the lawmakers of the internet.
Google, Yahoo and Bing are private companies. It is up for the government to make laws, not the search engines. Breaching a search engines terms of service is not necessarily a criminal act, and anyone who thinks as such is ignorant.
The search engines are not the lawmakers of the internet.
Google, Yahoo and Bing are private companies. It is up for the government to make laws, not the search engines. Breaching a search engines terms of service is not necessarily a criminal act, and anyone who thinks as such is ignorant.
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