Black
hat SEO is a type of unscrupulous search engine optimization tactic used to
raise a website's search engine results page (SERP) ranking illegitimately or
lower the ranking of a competitor's site.
Some
examples of black hat SEO techniques include keyword stuffing, invisible text, doorway
pages, adding unrelated keywords to the page content or page swapping (changing
the webpage entirely after it has been ranked by search engines).
Search
engine providers, such as Google, consider optimization tactics that are
deceptive or don't conform to their guidelines to be black hat methods. Such
tactics may be detected by an algorithm and result in an automatically lowered
ranking. A manual site review that detects deceptive practices can result in
the website's removal from the search engine's index.
Black
hat SEO is more frequently used by those who are looking for a quick financial
return on their Web site, rather than a long-term investment on their Web site.
Black hat SEO can possibly result in your Web site being banned from a search
engine, however since the focus is usually on quick high return business
models, most experts who use Black Hat SEO tactics consider being banned from
search engines a somewhat irrelevant risk.
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