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:: *sigh* - someone found the cookie-cutters! ::
*checks calendar*
@NicheSiteLady & @NicheDown
It's called "cookie-cutter content";
when you basically copy a piece of content, change a tiny % of it, to rank for n+ terms.
developers.google.com/search/docs/es…
#SEO #BrandSwapping
:: *sigh* - someone found the cookie-cutters! ::
*checks calendar*
@NicheSiteLady & @NicheDown
It's called "cookie-cutter content";
when you basically copy a piece of content, change a tiny % of it, to rank for n+ terms.
developers.google.com/search/docs/es…
#SEO #BrandSwapping
Now, I know it says "affiliate",
but it applies for just about any type of site,
be it's monetisation via
* direct sales
* ad-rev
* affiliate payments
* referral fees
(The term MFA used to be applied (made for ads (affiliates))
developers.google.com/search/docs/es…
but it applies for just about any type of site,
be it's monetisation via
* direct sales
* ad-rev
* affiliate payments
* referral fees
(The term MFA used to be applied (made for ads (affiliates))
developers.google.com/search/docs/es…
So, the problem is - though it can (does!) work,
(bad Google, bad!),
it's possible that G will catch it at some point,
and may hammer a site for it
(so please - at least give people a warning!).
There are ways to handle it "better",
with reduced risk.
(bad Google, bad!),
it's possible that G will catch it at some point,
and may hammer a site for it
(so please - at least give people a warning!).
There are ways to handle it "better",
with reduced risk.
