Links into Product Pages

Ok i work for and built http://www.inexprinting.com and am looking for
every SEO trick to enhance the site. I know that a big part of Rank
seems to be how much content there is on your site, with some of our
competition having 500-700 pages using the site: command. Some of our
competition have links into their shopping carts that have been indexed
by Google and I was thinking about working our cart this way as well.

As a Printing company though products actually include quantity. So an
example of 3 products would be 500 business cards, 1000 business cards,
1500 business cards.

I'm thinking if i don't generate original content for each of those
products then I would get a duplicate content penalty. Which leads me
to believe that some of our competition are getting negatives for this
practice because the only thing changing on each of those pages is the
quantity of the product, 500, 1000, 1500 and getting a duplicate
content penalty.

My specific question would be: if you have product pages and the only
difference between some of them is the quantity of the product, 500,
1000, 1500, does that incur a duplicate content penalty?

Thanks in advance for anyone that can shed some light!

Dice,
http://www.inexprinting.com

On 15 Nov 2006 18:31:08 -0800, rick.d (AT) inexprinting (DOT) com wrote:

Ok i work for and built http://www.inexprinting.com and am looking for
every SEO trick to enhance the site. I know that a big part of Rank
seems to be how much content there is on your site, with some of our
competition having 500-700 pages using the site: command. Some of our
competition have links into their shopping carts that have been indexed
by Google and I was thinking about working our cart this way as well.

As a Printing company though products actually include quantity. So an
example of 3 products would be 500 business cards, 1000 business cards,
1500 business cards.

I'm thinking if i don't generate original content for each of those
products then I would get a duplicate content penalty. Which leads me
to believe that some of our competition are getting negatives for this
practice because the only thing changing on each of those pages is the
quantity of the product, 500, 1000, 1500 and getting a duplicate
content penalty.

My specific question would be: if you have product pages and the only
difference between some of them is the quantity of the product, 500,
1000, 1500, does that incur a duplicate content penalty?

Thanks in advance for anyone that can shed some light!

Dice,
http://www.inexprinting.com

Would the titles be different on these pages? That would be a small
thing to implement but a big help, I would think.

BB