This is an interesting SEO spam blog play. It taps into a popular theme ("enshittification"), has paragraphs of formulaic AI slop, and then encourages the reader to click on brand links with a referral tag embedded.
The trick to not immediately triggering spam detectors is that they don't put the usual Amazon referral links. It also comes in the form of a newsletter as if it's from someone just trying to be helpful.
Skip all of the brands and buy industrial (professional) gear. Consumer cookware is way overpriced for what you get in most cases. Most of your stuff should last your entire life.
This is an interesting SEO spam blog play. It taps into a popular theme ("enshittification"), has paragraphs of formulaic AI slop, and then encourages the reader to click on brand links with a referral tag embedded.
The trick to not immediately triggering spam detectors is that they don't put the usual Amazon referral links. It also comes in the form of a newsletter as if it's from someone just trying to be helpful.
Skip all of the brands and buy industrial (professional) gear. Consumer cookware is way overpriced for what you get in most cases. Most of your stuff should last your entire life.
So did consumer advocacy sites; this one is slop.
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