Hi guy's, if we have multiple products on one page with similar descriptions but not exactly the same, will it be seen as duplicate content? The thing is we have products that's different sizes, with different colors which we need to display on the same page for better UX so we can't just display one and have all the sizes and colors on that page. So we will need to display the different sizes, then when you go to that size product you can have the different colors of that size. We need to write different descriptions for each of them(which is incredibly hard seeing as it's the same product just another size) to prevent duplicate content. We were thinking of using the same unique description on all the pages then just use canonical tags to point to one, but the problem with that is that only one of the sizes will show up in the SERP and we need all to show up in search, not just the one. Any suggestions will be appreciated
Yeah, google will consider that duplicate content. Why don't you use some Ajax or advanced web development techniques to display everything on the same page yet still use different colors and sizez for UI - something like Amazon does - instead of creating new pages? New pages are redundant.
Yeah I thought so. We do use ajax to fetch different sizes,colors..etc when you are on the product page it self. The thing is just that we need to display the different sizes or colors in the category page for UX or it will be hard to get to a certain size and color fast. If we do put all the different variants on one product page then our level will start to become to deep for efficient crawling and will start to add to many steps for the user. Thanks for the insight though.