How to write a #1 ranking post for any niche.

[hootsparta]

Good Info, great Job

 

[wanessmark]

LSI is king as you mentioned!!
Im doing it for my website and it works definitely! everytime Im getting ranked so thanks!

 

[Massacre]

WTF is with this bandwagoning on "Did you post it on WF". It's almost in every single tip-sharing thread. Like a competition who will check the dublicate first in google. kids race.

The guy posted useful and good information. Who the hell cares from where did he post it from, unless the author itself. If the latter is concerned, he/she will report this himself.

GOSH. enjoy the information shared ffs.

Thanks OP, nice information.

 

[LoftPower]

Good tips you have provided. I will say often times a longer article of about 1000 words will help rank better then a 300 word one.

 

[satruk]

Don't forget internal linking

 

[peterhuko]

To any thinking person that's obvious already, but thank you for your input.

Yeah. The days of "let's put thousands of keywords on one page and it will rank" has been looooong gone...

 

[hangovernd]

I do agree that off page is not the only factor which should be of concern, OnPage too play its large part which is content writing, link structuring (Internal as well external) etc.
But end of the day, if your keyword is not easy one, off page seo is the only thing which does the trick

 

[vancleve]

Solid tips, OP. As a freelance writer who has written thousands upon thousands of articles, I agree particularly on the topic of content length. In my experience, I have found that longer articles have a much higher chance of ranking. Of course, it still depends on the overall quality of the content and how it compels readers to follow through with your desired action. As for shorter articles (usually 500-1,000 words), I tend to use them as "filler" posts, or posts that do not contain the target keyword.

 

[PROGSM]

But Must it be 1000 words? This might be hard to do.

 

[vancleve]

But Must it be 1000 words? This might be hard to do.

It's hard but worth it in the long run.