2000 words 1 article or 300 words 10 articles? (for seo)
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Akinyande ayo
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if there are much search terms related to the content of the article, one 2000 solid post is good but if the topic is not popular, you can write short several articles and pick up some keywords with your post title and contents. Disclaimer: I'm not an expert in SEO
AustinNash5
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2000 words will give your site more content. Therefore more authority. This combined with good on page SEO would rank you for easy keywords
what_hat?
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I think @Akinyande ayo got it right. If the keywords are closely related, one long article is always better than 10 articles that will also compete against each other.
The Curator
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I am a huge fan of silo posts, but mine usually range from 12-18,000 words a piece. My usual blog post size is 2,500. Go for quality over quantity. Plus you can rank for more keywords in a longer piece of content.
Frank Barzini
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An article with 1000 words with enough keywords is way better than 10 articles with 300 words each. That's just my two cents though.
Eternal1912
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For every 5 - 500-700 word articles, you might one to have one longer 2000+ words
Mahalsingh
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Long content is definitely way to go, except that it is offering some value and is not just for the sake of word length and keyword stuffing. For your own website, you can use long content and for linkbuilding you can go with testing short content (300 to 400+ words).
Thanks guys, i have a new website with 52 300-400 words articles, i guess i should write 2000 words 1 article every day for better SEO results in the future
The Curator
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See if you can take the content and join it together for some lengthier posts. Of course it should be on relevant topics, and the keywords must have the same intent...
That is a really good idea
The Curator
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Here's an article on this https://ignitevisibility.com/merge-pages-or-multiple-pages-for-seo/, don't forget to 301 redirect the pages that end up being combined...