So the idea is, your ecomm store is populated with the same products that another different 10 sites are selling, how do you make your pages unique so Google won't filter your pages out?
Test Downloads
Transcription Below
This is another one. It's a duplicate content test. You set up the same kind of thing. You just wanted to see I'd put the same content on ten pages but when I put unique images on one of them would a unique image get you around the duplicate content filter? It didn't in any way. It didn't even try. So, his image indexed but that was it. It's all he got.
So, that's pretty interesting. I thought I would have expected it to work especially if you do the images with some text and stuff and maybe EXIF, maybe some schema. I'm not sure. I think those three or two or three more tests right there that could go onto that with that duplicate content thing. Especially for you, affiliate folks, that are doing master page stuff or doing reviews etc.
DORI: Yes, I would have expected that to work as well but going back to some another test that we did early on, it was about unique images versus stock images and stock images won. So, another test could be using stock images, something that Google knows to be – to insert to see if we can break through that unique barrier.
CLINT: Yes, that would be a really good one especially – I think we had original versus stock test in the images. Really didn't matter.
DORI: In the beginning it was stock images that won.
CLINT: Yes, I think your point is good though because Google knows the image. Google has already seen the image, it's already classified the image so maybe adding it would do that. I think that would be pretty – it'll be a good test for Boryslav, if you want to continue on this path of beating duplicate content.