The phrase "on different websites" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that can be found or accessed on various websites. Example: "The product received positive reviews on different websites, including Amazon and eBay."
Note: Spam is defined differently on different websites.
As Dropbox points out, "though it's easy to reuse the same password on different websites, this means if any one site is compromised, all your accounts are at risk".
Do not use multiple versions of the same Private Label articles - even if they are unique - on the same website, or even on different websites linking back to the same one.
"If you look on YouTube or on different websites you'll see there's an awful lot of bile directed toward him.
Cookie data allows web publishers to track users' online journeys and observe the actions they take on different websites.
NPR reported: MacMaster posted on different websites and listservs as Amina and suddenly he found himself with an "extremely full and vivid character".
"- Yes, I think this is a very good system because I always have trouble resetting my password because I try to use different questions on different website so that if I get hacked, it's only that one website that gets hacked, and therefore I have trouble remembering the answers that I put for the questions.
Guerra says RentJuice has made his firm "90% more efficient" in the way it markets rentals, largely by eliminating time spent placing ads on lots of different websites individually.
You can find healthy recipes for any meal of the day on lots of different websites.
"We know some people use the same email address and password combinations on a number of different websites, and our investigation suggested this was the problem," Tesco told us.
We found them available on a couple of different websites.
