New online store and use black hat to bring lots of sales
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I have one online store and all the seo rules are follow to increase ranking and sales.
Buying a new url a launching a new store ( to sale exactly the same products) is fast, easy and cheap.
How about using black hat to this new store? I think I have nothing to loose. Is there something I should know before moving ahead?
Launching a new store is very cheap and black hat can be done by one of those overseas company at low prices
First thing, this new store should not link to my actual store I guess.
Any advice?
Thank you,
BigBlaze
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I second ReferralCandy Black Hat is littering. don't
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Using black hat SEO for a small store is kind of like littering- it seems harmless, but it's a part of the problem.
Please don't do it. It's just ugly, deceitful and everybody is worse of for it. Search engines are getting smarter by the day, and they'll find you and punish you for it. Why not just do it the decent, responsible and respectful way? Don't support these underground industries.
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This is a thing I have been thinking of myself. More for a bit of fun and to see how it is done.
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ok I agree with lesley idea.One of the key point is you have to buy domain in other name.This is really important Godaddy and many other domain sellers share a large amount of data with Google so you need to be really careful about making this choice.
I do suggest you to think about one thing.This about these two options.
Flying in area and crashing down
OR
Go up consistently step by step.
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While I am not opposed to the idea, I would make a few considerations. I would make sure that nothing is linked between the two sites. Make sure your ssl certificate is filled out in a different company name with a different address. Buy the domain in another name as well. It could be a fun experiment, but one thing I would highly advise against is using negative SEO. It seems like more and more people are including that in their black hat strategy these days, but just don't do it.
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