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SEO automatically generates articles mainly based on algorithms and data, aiming to improve the ranking of websites in search engines. Policy adjustments, such as the expansion of the scope of applicable enterprises from April 1 to December 31, 2022 to seven industries including agricultural and sideline food processing, are more from the perspective of macroeconomic and industrial development. However, the two are not without intersection.
From the enterprise level, enterprises in the agricultural and sideline food processing industry may use SEO to automatically generate articles to increase exposure when expanding their online business. However, this also needs to comply with relevant policies and regulations, and cannot rely too much on automated tools and ignore the quality and authenticity of the content.
For the entire industry, the widespread use of SEO automatically generated articles may affect the competition landscape within the industry. Those companies that can reasonably use this technology and comply with policy requirements may occupy a more advantageous position in the market. On the contrary, if companies only pursue short-term traffic growth and ignore policy constraints, they may face risks.
From a social perspective, the emergence of a large number of SEO automatically generated articles may affect the quality and credibility of information. The role of policies is to regulate market order and ensure that the public obtains accurate and valuable information.
In short, although SEO automatically generated articles and specific policies seem to be in different fields, they influence each other in terms of corporate development, industry competition, and social information dissemination, and we need to consider them comprehensively to achieve sustainable development.
