Pagejacking

By Matt Larson on March 14th, 2006



Pagejacking – Black-hat SEO technique of using content from another website without the original website’s consent, with the purpose of improving ranking. Whereas most black-hat techniques violate ethical standards, this violates copyright laws.



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