Will changing order of bullet points in product descriptions add some uniqueness?

[lcourse]

We write our own unique product descriptions and have a unique product video for each color variation and multiple unique product images and display seperate user reviews per color variation.

We prefer to have seperate product pages for each color variation for several reasons (targeting color searches and user experience seeing all color variations when browsing category pages).

Product descriptions of color variations are quite similar.
I was thinking about spinning dynamically order how bullet points of product descriptions are presented to add some more uniqueness.

I am not expecting a massive impact, but do you think this increases a bit googles perception of page uniqueness?

[dotfly]

It`s possible that it might have an effect on your serps BUT just changing the order of bullet points, this is no real criteria for unique content.

Imagine that there is software which is able to identify plagiarism. If you run that software the result would be, that your sites have the same text/content and therefore it`s identified as DC - this is what Google will recognize also. I

t doesn`t matter if you arrange your information in a different way then.

So the question is if this would also have a negative impact? Don`t you think so?

[GeoffKenyon]

Hi There,

Simply re-ordering your content is not going to make it any more unique. I've seen mashing up content help sometimes (depending on how trustworthy the site is) but changing the order of the same phrases doesn't add to the uniqueness of the page. Honestly, the results probably aren't worth the time required to do this.

Good luck!

Geoff