We have been discussing Black Hat SEO over the past few classes for Search Engine Optimization and I have been thinking of times that I have noticed websites with an irrelevant number of keywords thrown into the page, but I wanted to flip the switch and look at White Hat SEO and what the best practices are. The thought in my mind was to think back and remember if there were any websites\/ landing pages that I have come across that I have noticed White Hat SEO tactics being used and I feel that the reason for not being able to remember any specific pages is because they look natural and flow flawlessly. I wanted to dig deeper and research more on White Hat SEO and I found the article White Hat SEO Techniques: Everything You Need To Know by Will Morris on \u201cElegant Themes\u201d website. In this article, Morris presents six techniques for White Hat SEO and four out of the six make sense for why it should be hard to point out specific White Hat practices. Websites that are built with White Hat techniques at the forefront of the blueprint should have content that is unique, relevant, and quality (technique two). In addition, keywords should be placed strategically and organically (technique three), user intent should be understood (technique four), and the user experience should be positive (technique five). With these four techniques in mind, it makes sense for pages to be seen as credible in the users\u2019 mind because the content is applicable and relevant and unique to their search intent and the website is responsive and runs smoothly. Adding on to my point, there is also this sense that the content of the page is natural and organic because the are no obvious patterns or repetition of keywords. My question to you is if you can recall any websites that you have looked at recently that clearly have Black Hat SEO techniques or struggle to hit these four techniques?<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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