pseo-data-sources
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pSEO Data Sources
Programmatic SEO pages are only as good as the data that powers them. Every pSEO page is generated from a data source — a structured dataset where each row becomes a unique page. The data source determines page uniqueness, content depth, and ranking potential. Bad data = thin pages that get deindexed. Good data = unique, valuable pages that rank.
Data Source Types
| Type | Description | Example | Quality potential |
|---|---|---|---|
| First-party product data | Data from your own product/platform | Integration specs, feature data, usage stats | Very high — unique to you |
| First-party user data | Aggregated, anonymized user/customer data | Benchmark data, usage patterns, averages by segment | Very high — unique and citable |
| Public structured data | Publicly available datasets | Government data, census, industry databases | High — but others can use it too |
| API data | Data retrieved from third-party APIs | G2 categories, Crunchbase data, job postings | Medium-high — depends on uniqueness |
| Scraped data | Data collected from public web sources | Competitor pricing, feature lists, directory data | Medium — requires enrichment to be unique |
| Manual research | Data collected by hand | Expert reviews, testing results, curated lists | High — labor-intensive but highly unique |
| AI-generated data | Data synthesized by AI from multiple sources | Summaries, categorizations, comparisons | Low-medium — needs human validation |