Quick Product Content
Posted 4th December 2009 at 02:30 PM by zampire
If you're looking to create quick and unique content about a product, forget your pens and grab your keyboard.
Head over to eBay, search for the product, then look at listings to see what others have written to promote that product.
Then copy what is pertinent, make changes to suit your purposes, etc. - and your're good to.
Couple issues you may be asking:
Is there a duplicate content penalty? Probably not because eBay listings only last a week or two, then they disappear. Once gone, yours is the only content left.
Is this a copyright violation? Normally copying content from another web page is a no-no. But seriously, we're talking about short-term listings from some unknown person selling used stuff from their garage. This is as low risk as you get.
Head over to eBay, search for the product, then look at listings to see what others have written to promote that product.
Then copy what is pertinent, make changes to suit your purposes, etc. - and your're good to.
Couple issues you may be asking:
Is there a duplicate content penalty? Probably not because eBay listings only last a week or two, then they disappear. Once gone, yours is the only content left.
Is this a copyright violation? Normally copying content from another web page is a no-no. But seriously, we're talking about short-term listings from some unknown person selling used stuff from their garage. This is as low risk as you get.
