What is the difference between white hat and black hat SEO?

Black Hat SEO involves with unnatural activities bump up in traffic. Too many back links in a short period, too many anchor texts with same keyword as anchor etc. Be aware of these techniques as you may get banned by bigG and others.

 

white hat seo is:

- following google rules in doing linkbuilding
- long term process of optimizing
- does not spam

 

White hat is a technique where in you get the results bit late, however it is good for long run. Black hat you get the result early, however might get penalized or banned later

 

White Hat SEO is trying to design web pages for a real user, while Black Hat SEO is trying to fool the search engines, and could get your site de-indexed

 

Easy answer is - good and bad, but that is not always true;
some blackhat practices can be good while some good ones
can turn bad,

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white hat seo is follow the search engine guideline but black hat seo not follow the the search engine guideline example of black hat seo is clocking

 

Any ethical technique that completely follows search engine rules and policies comes in white hat SEO and unethical techniques comes in black hat SEO.If you want to stay on Google's good side, then you have to avoid Black Hat Tactics.Some black hat tactics includes cloaking,keyword stuffing,invisible text,doorway pages,spamming,e.t.c.

 

White Hat SEO – If you want to stay in the good graces of major search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo, stick to white hat SEO in your blog and website content. White hat SEO involves using a few relevant keywords or phrases in your tags, quality content with the relevant tags used throughout, inbound linking, and SEO-friendly headlines for blog or website’s pages.

Black Hat SEO – This type of search engine optimization is not recommended. Black hat SEO involves stuffing your tags with an overabundance of keywords, many of which are not relevant to your blog or website. Black hat SEO users will often hide keywords on their website and engage in link farming, which is exchanging links with other websites to boost your site’s ranking. Basically, you’re trying to trick search engines into thinking your site is popular and visited regularly.