1 huge page or 10 smaller ?

[some1ne]

Hi,

I'm wondering how you guys deal with this here :

• One main KW, good monthly searches. Let's say it's Widget A.
• 6-8 other related sub KW's with nice searches as well. Those would be widget A style 1, widget A style 2 etc.

How do you rank for main KW and LSI ?

Do you create 1 big main article and 6-8 smaller ones or 1 huge article that covers the all thing ?

Both seo and ux need to be taken into account I'd say. So there's the issue of links and the issue of how good long form content really converts.

Thank you

 

[Veil123]

Don't make content for google, but for the traffic/people. Once you do that, you will know what will be the best option, even for BH niches.

 

[some1ne]

Don't make content for google, but for the traffic/people. Once you do that, you will know what will be the best option, even for BH niches.

I do appreciate both the reply, which is very much true, and the mystery teasing me to know what happens when I get there. If I do that is.

 

[Veil123]

I do appreciate both the reply, which is very much true, and the mystery teasing me to know what happens when I get there. If I do that is.

Google will not get you money, the people visiting ur site will.
Just focus and think as a random stranger visiting your website trying to find a solution for the X problem.

 

[jack121400]

both ways work, the huge article may be able to get more links but the smaller ones can rank for the sub keywords easier. If possible do both?

 

[some1ne]

both ways work, the huge article may be able to get more links but the smaller ones can rank for the sub keywords easier. If possible do both?

Thank you. I can imagine ways to try and get more links, but I can't really see the content production part. I mean, doing both makes me think that content will be too much similar and other, bad-for-conversion stuff. But that's only from where I am.

 

[l3est]

1 big page and find other keywords for shorter posts, then link from shorter posts to the big one.