What do you mean by Grey hat SEO?

Grey hat SEO:-

Grey hat techniques in SEO are methods that walk the line between ethical (white hat) and unethical (black hat) practices. They are not explicitly prohibited by search engines but might be risky or exploit loopholes. These tactics can lead to faster results than white hat SEO but also carry the risk of penalties if search engine algorithms change or are discovered.

• Content Spinning:- Rewriting existing content to create slightly different versions without adding significant value, aiming to avoid duplicate content penalties according to Dofollow.com.
• Keyword Stuffing:- Overusing target keywords to manipulate search engine rankings, potentially making the content unnatural and unreadable.
• Creating Low-Quality Content:- Generating articles with AI that lack depth and value, often mass-produced, can be a grey hat tactic.
• Buying Links (subtly):- While blatant link buying is black hat, purchasing sponsored posts or using other methods to acquire links can be considered grey hat.
• Link Exchanges:- Trading links with other websites, especially if not highly relevant, can be a grey hat practice.
• Expired Domain Usage:- Acquiring expired domains with strong backlinks to redirect traffic to your site, leveraging the domain's established authority.
• Private Blog Networks (PBNs):- Creating a network of websites to link back to a target site, which can be seen as a grey hat technique if not done with proper relevance and authority.
• Blog Commenting (for backlinks):- Leaving comments on blogs with the primary goal of getting a backlink, rather than engaging in genuine discussion.