New wave of blackhat SEO?

[TaylorBlake]

I recently encountered redirects from Google Search Results that as of now I've been treating as a potential virus, but I couldn't help but notice that many of the links I saw in those results looked suspicious even without it being a redirect (I searched on a few other devices).



I searched for something that should be innocuous: "How to get burnt smell out of gentle clothes". The results look less than innocuous.

Once you get past the first 5 or so results, you start to get a lot of .de (Germany) domains with seemingly perfect previews (though also some .com sites), in English, for the topic at hand. I was searching for this in English from Israel and got the same results from several devices even when not connected to the same networks and without German or Germany set as potential languages or regions, so it seems like these sites were popping up into the results through SEO.



I looked into this a little, and it seems that Google changed its search algorithm in November 2019. Is it possible that the new algorithm made it easier to game the system and populate some searches with malicious links? If so, what could be done to alert people?

[ridosken]

If you use these niches correctly, it turns out to be quite harmless.

[willfrench]

The black hat is banned in many places, so you should be careful. Such niches are dangerous for some platforms, but they develop much more rapidly. This is due to the great excitement that users themselves attracted by discussions on the forums. This is what SEO is all about, so where the conversation is going on, there will be a client with a thematic product because they have something to offer to the interested users. I think that in this regard, it is better to look at the topic in more detail. https://www.sitecentre.com.au/blog/dash-or-underscore-in-url-for-seo will help with this. That's what I use, so it's easy for you to understand.

[arrenvaxy]

What you've said is significant and alarming people is a must. I have never experienced the same as you, but I know people who have.

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[GarryGreens]

It took me a while to discover a reliable company in this field because at that point, blackhat SEO was quite widespread, and it was hard to find anything decent. Well, eventually, I stumbled upon SEO Company Cork, and these guys helped me increase my organic traffic and grow my business, so it was definitely worth the time I was looking for it.

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[RevGlue]

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