does short articles/ posts works?
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Yes, this definitely works.
A tip: Make the posts above 800 words if you can. 3000+ words buyers guides are a real winner as well.
A tip: Make the posts above 800 words if you can. 3000+ words buyers guides are a real winner as well.
JimHalpert
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Do you have a good example of a buyers guide?
Social God
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I would love to see a sample too. I have been posting everyday but usually aim for 1,000 words. Today I posted my 6400 words which is already insane to me,
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It’s all about the article structure.
For example:
Introduction: 100-200 words.
Describing a need for the product: 250 - 350 words.
5 - 7 products. Each product section describing the benefits of the product (price, features, warranty, shipping etc). 300-400 words for each product.
Bonus section with special product mentions: 150-200 words.
Conclusion: describing why the persons needs could be met with these products & a general overview/outline of the guide. 300 words.
That comes out to a minimum of 2100 words. This is just a general outline. I’m by no means an expert. I’ve written many buyers guides, but not a professional by any means.
I know this seems very basic and I’m sure I’m leaving something out. That’s the basic idea, though.
For example:
Introduction: 100-200 words.
Describing a need for the product: 250 - 350 words.
5 - 7 products. Each product section describing the benefits of the product (price, features, warranty, shipping etc). 300-400 words for each product.
Bonus section with special product mentions: 150-200 words.
Conclusion: describing why the persons needs could be met with these products & a general overview/outline of the guide. 300 words.
That comes out to a minimum of 2100 words. This is just a general outline. I’m by no means an expert. I’ve written many buyers guides, but not a professional by any means.
I know this seems very basic and I’m sure I’m leaving something out. That’s the basic idea, though.
Sinjon Alfred
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if you use own words ,not copy other article then definitely it works .
Social God
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I just screenshotted this to use since it really gives me an idea for future posts. Thank you for explaining!
i am also writing like 3000-10000 words.
just few days back i think to write more articles with less words and making like 4-5 posts daily of only 400-500 words.
check
depressioncure.net
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Work for what? Rank in Google?
Well, that totally depends on the competition. If most of your competitors have 2k words articles, and you're trying to outrank them with a 300-word piece of content, that's most likely a big NO, unless you spend a shit ton of money in backlinks.
Well, that totally depends on the competition. If most of your competitors have 2k words articles, and you're trying to outrank them with a 300-word piece of content, that's most likely a big NO, unless you spend a shit ton of money in backlinks.
amber dsuza
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yeah it will work but try to create 600 to 800 words in article...
HustleTong
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Yep, those wordcounts still work to be ranked if you can build proper links to it. And keep the whole content interesting for the readers. 800+ words articles are always better.
i have few articles of like 10,000 words . My average articles are like 2500-3000 words. Most of the articles are around 4000 words.
virtualman89
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It depends on the quality of the content and the competition for the keywords. Yes it can work, but it's not a straight answer. It depends on your market. It's not about word count. It's about providing quality content. Google's tracks engagement with your site. Focus on Quality.
If you can provide value in 400-600 words then it will pay off. If you must use 1500, then do that. Don't focus on wordcount. Focus on serving your market what they want.
blackbeans
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Depending on your niche, longer articles work better for SEO as well as for sales conversions
Why do you think those old school sales pages are so long?
Why do you think those old school sales pages are so long?
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Also, this is a really good thread on buyers guides by @Nerva : https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/g...r-amazon-buying-guides-the-right-way.1098662/
agronomi
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how do you create good backlinks?