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		<title>Great Tip About Using Content Provided by a Supplier or Manufacturer</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Often when a site functions as a reseller or affiliate of a product (or many products) the site just uses the product description provided by the merchant. Of course, no search engine wants to list hundreds or thousands of identical or nearly-identical pages about the same product or topic. So, most of these pages get [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Often when a site functions as a reseller or affiliate of a product (or many products) the site just uses the product description provided by the merchant. Of course, no search engine wants to list hundreds or thousands of identical or nearly-identical pages about the same product or topic. So, most of these pages get filtered from the search results. Although duplicating product descriptions isn&#8217;t, technically, considered spam by the search engines, it will get your pages removed from the search results—so the effect is the same. </p>
<p>From our Search Engine Guru: The bottom line, content provided by a supplier that&#8217;s used by all or many of the people on their list gets them no juice in the rankings. Rewriting that content in your own words gets your site a unique advantage in the rankings over sites that use the content written by the supplier word for word.</p>
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