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Black Hat SEO - Fair Game or Foul Play?

projectblack.io | research | #cybersecurity-industry | #google | #ethics | #seo | #black-hat-seo | #backlinks
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Investigation into Australian cyber consultancies buying black-hat SEO backlinks — PBNs, directory links and guest posts violating Google's guidelines — including seller pricing and ethics.
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