Yeah that should be fine. Sorry, you didn't mention before how closely related the products were.
Just try to keep the description as unique as you can, as hard as that might be when exact same product but a different colour.
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RE: Does having the same descrition for different products a bad thing the titles are all differnent but but they are the same product but with different designs on them does this count as duplicate content?posted in White Hat / Black Hat SEO
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RE: Does having the same descrition for different products a bad thing the titles are all differnent but but they are the same product but with different designs on them does this count as duplicate content?posted in White Hat / Black Hat SEO
Hi David,
If it's exactly the same description used for different products then yes, it still counts as duplicate content.
Why are you not writing unique descriptions? It would be much more informative for the customer if the description was specific to the product they wished to purchase.
Multiple product pages with the same description is a large problem now with Google Panda.
Avoid doing it.
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RE: Mass 404 Checker?posted in Technical SEO
Agree with Screaming Frog. It's more comprehensive than **Xenu's Link Sleuth. **
It costs £99 for a year but totally worth it.
I had a few issues with Xenu taking too long to compile a report or simply crashing.