But what about sites where materials are created by users?

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And this does not prevent sites from occupying the top at all: You can find as many examples as you like, especially in topics where there is nothing to write about. It is difficult to come up with a unique description for: building materials (plasterboard, nails, plumbing fittings, metal mesh, etc.); goods for handicrafts (threads for sewing, knitting, painting by numbers, beads, crochet hooks, needle sets, fabrics, etc.


); fishing accessories (hooks, wobblers, cords, weights, other products). Now imagine qatar email list that there are more than 100,000 product positions in an online store, and more than 500 categories. Even with automated creation of descriptions using templates, this is a colossal amount of work. Therefore, most online stores promote categories without bothering with the uniqueness of product cards (which can provide more than 50% of traffic, although they do not differ from competitors by even 10%).


And this does not stop their owners from nagging copywriters for an extra 3% of uniqueness on advego, etxt, text.ru or their analogues. Other types of sites If a site is filled by one company, you can somehow monitor uniqueness. Here are examples of UGC sites that live peacefully without bothering: Notice boards. Catalogs of real estate and organizations.