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<h1>SEO - What is Link Spamming</h1>

Link spamming is a form of black hat SEO that tries to exploit
weaknesses in link-based ranking algorithms such as the one used by
Google&#8217;s PageRank algorithm. PageRank give a higher ranking
to a website that is linked to many other websites so the idea is
to add as many links as possible to a page to try and boost your
page rankings.
There are several forms of link spamming. An easy one is called
link farming which involves creating communities of pages that
refer to each other in order to bulk up a link index.
Another tactic is called the &#8220;Sybil attack&#8221; where
you put up links to unrelated but popular sites where visitors will
not see them. This is the forging of multiple identities for
malicious intent, named after the famous woman with the multiple
personality disorder. A spammer may create multiple web sites at
different domain names that all link to each other, such as fake
blogs known as spam blogs. Another type is called Wiki spam, which
uses the open editing platform of wiki systems to place links on a
page.
Yet another popular technique is Splogging also known as spam
blogging. This is the placing of links randomly on other sites in
blogs, forums, guest books and forums.
Page hijacking is so common it is ridiculous. Web hosts do it
when you forget to renew your domain name. Page hijacking is
achieved by creating a rogue copy of a popular website which shows
contents similar to the original to a web crawler, but redirects
web surfers to unrelated or malicious websites. Some link spammers
monitor DNS records for domains that will expire soon, and then buy
them when they expire and replace the pages with links to their
pages.
Link Spamming is classified as a high risk way to do effective
SEO, you risk having your domain banned by Google if you do.

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