Some common grey hat SEO techniques include

• Keyword stuffing: Overusing keywords in your content to the point where it becomes unnatural and spammy.
• Cloaking: Creating different versions of your content for users and search engines, with the search engine version being optimized for keywords.
• Link buying: Purchasing backlinks from low-quality websites to artificially inflate your website’s domain authority.
• Hidden text: Hiding text on your website that is only visible to search engines, but not to users.

Grey hat SEO refers to a set of search engine optimization (SEO) techniques that exist in a grey area between the ethical practices of white hat SEO and the deceptive methods of black hat SEO.

Here’s a breakdown of the SEO spectrum:

• White hat SEO: Techniques that adhere to search engine guidelines and focus on creating high-quality content, building organic backlinks, and improving user experience. This is the safest and most sustainable approach to SEO in the long run.
• Black hat SEO: Techniques that violate search engine guidelines and aim to achieve quick results through manipulative tactics. These tactics can often lead to penalties from search engines and damage your website’s reputation.
• Grey hat SEO: Techniques that fall somewhere in between white hat and black hat. They may not technically violate search engine guidelines, but they exploit loopholes or push the boundaries of what’s considered acceptable.