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Black Hat SEO Tips Black hat SEO involves old tricks and some new ones that have become fopaw in search engine optimization. Keyword stuffing and invisible text are ways to get you banned from a search engine. You need to stay away from these technique if you want to improve or maintain your SEO ranking. If you are looking to get on top of a search engine and are willing to risk having your site being black listed then you might consider the following Black hat SEO technique in lue of keyword stuffing and placing invisible text on your pages.
Blog Spamming: This is the process of putting links in blogs. There is special software that can do this effortlessly and get many done in a small amount of time. Blog Spamming places links on other websites without requiring approval and or a recipricating URL. Cloaking: This is basically a method of delivering one Optimized page to the search engines and another version to the user. Your browser connects to webite's by sending requets. The requets is basically a few lines of raw text that is formated according to HTTP protocol.The intent is to deliver a search engine optimized page to the search engine will giving the user or website visitor a more user friendly and easily navigated page. Cloaking can be very complicated and in depth. Most of the time people will purchase a cloaking Script to in order to make this process a more effortless. Link Farms: sites created and maintained solely
for the purpose of constructing links between member sites. Should
be avoided as a violation of most search engines' policies; their
use won't build your site's link popularity, and may result in a
ranking penalty. Hidden Comment Fields: Hidden comments in the source code are generally for coders to know what the page elements are. It evolved into adding keywords into hidden text to help in search engine ranking. Utilizing this code would provide keywords to search engines and not the end user. If you look in the source code you would find this: <!--Seo tips, hidden comment fields, Search engine optimization. --> The problem is that most search engines ignore it anyway.
Keyword Stuffing: The purpose of keyword stuffing is to increase how many times specific keywords appear in your meta. This is done by adding tons of keywords to your meta tag section in your HTML code. You can also keyword stuff on your home page which is probably a little more effective but makes your page look very unprofessional. To keyword stuff on your page all you need to do is create a paragraph with the tons of keywords you want on your site. NOT RECOMENDED FOR WHITE HAT SITES. Google Bowling: Wouldnt it be cool to know that you can adversly affect your competitions rankings in the search engine. Well its an unproven theory but there seems to be a perverbial chink in googles metal armor. To google bowl you need to link a ton of crappy sites to your compettitors site. Sites that are not indexed and have very low ranking, sites that use doorway pages and keword stuffing. These are the sites you want to link to your compition. Other hidden input tags: Similar to the comment tags but there are many ways to deliver text to the SERP's the end user does not see. In reality these deceptive means usually indicates a lack of site quality. Here is a list of other ways to manipulate hidden text for search engines. form element hidden inputs (there are sometimes legitimate reason
to use them, but this example assumes they are being used to fool
search engines) noframes tags (there are sometimes legitimate reason to use them,
but this example assumes they are being used to fool search engines) noscript tags (there are sometimes legitimate reason to use them,
but this example assumes they are being used to fool search engines) invisible text <font color="#FFFFFF">SEARCH ENGINE
MARKETING SPAM HERE</font> Trust Rank: TrustRank has been registered by google trademark. It is the process of having quality related inbound links from authority sites. If you are looking to bypass googles sandbox you can do this through TrustRank. Seobook and others have done further research on TrustRank.
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