Time and again, some of us have been told to avoid blackhat SEO techniques when trying to optimize your webpages' search engine visibility.
However, it begs to be asked, what is blackhat SEO? Where do we draw the line between blackhat and whitehat? How do we know if the SERPs consider a technique as blackhat?
SearchEngineJournal.com gives us some pointers on blackhat SEO.
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