⭐️ [METHOD] ‍❤️‍ How to Find/Scrape/Steal Unique Product IMAGE for your website WITHOUT Buying Products... ✌️ ✌️

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source - Niche Site Lady
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Google hates stock photos. And so do readers. It just looks like you put no effort in. But what if you want to write about 10 different lawnmowers?

You're probably not going to buy them all, are you? Here's what you need to do...


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(yes, it's a weird item :D)
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  1. Find a photo of a second-hand product on a site like eBay or Facebook marketplace. The owner probably won't know or care if you steal it.
  2. It's ugly though, right? To make it look pretty, head over to Canva and use the Background Remover Tool to cut out the image in one click.
  3. Add in a pretty background. You can leave it white, but you can add texture or an image to make the photo even more unique.
  4. Canva lets you add shadows in one click too, so it looks real.
  5. Now you have a unique image that looks pretty too. Upload it to your site and both Google and your readers will be happy.
 
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Nice share as always, but the thing is when you're writing an article for example "top 10 lawn movers", the chances of finding images of all the products reviewed are low and also time-consuming.
If you really care and want to don't miss out on a little thing, then yeah it's a great trick
 
Rikabu said:
Nice share as always, but the thing is when you're writing an article for example "top 10 lawn movers", the chances of finding images of all the products reviewed are low and also time-consuming.
If you really care and want to don't miss out on a little thing, then yeah it's a great trick
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Wow used to use this 8 years or so back,used local listing sites like Gumtree, Craigslist etc where people were selling cameras or power tools etc.
 
Thanks. Already using but i find images on yandex images for highest quality and free stock things.
 
Rikabu said:
Nice share as always, but the thing is when you're writing an article for example "top 10 lawn movers", the chances of finding images of all the products reviewed are low and also time-consuming.
If you really care and want to don't miss out on a little thing, then yeah it's a great trick
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Sold listing has every single item, I do this all the time.
 
Can Google detect whether is a stock photo or an original one?

Of course, this is assuming you get rid of all the meta data and change the filename.
 
Did you take this from NicheSiteLady twitter?
 
Roger Marquez said:
Can Google detect whether is a stock photo or an original one?

Of course, this is assuming you get rid of all the meta data and change the filename.
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yeah, and I think even a little bit of editing goes a long way.
 
RealDaddy said:
Yes, and I have cited her as a source, take a look in the right-hand side corner of the post.
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No problem for me, I thought maybe Niche Site Lady was a member here and took this from you
 
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