The funny thing is if you search "content marketing" the first spot is a 600 words long article.Longer content gets more views and shares too.
Average reading time is around the 3 minute mark.View attachment 136056
Me too
@MisterF
Not looked as I'm being lazy but is this from 2020 data or 2019?
ALSO, have they done something similar in the past or annually to compare or is there any other similar data to compare to (although imagine would be hard if the pool sample size changes) but might give further insight on trends or if things do change year on year or stay the same - regardless of what goes on with updates!
Can confirm the long tail performs WAY better! I think it's a better strategy to aim for using an eCommerce site and works well for consumable items/products as the customer is either replacing or knows what they want.
I've also found the customer base coming from long tails has a better understanding of the product so customer support pressure is eased that's how I started out!
Thanks for your insightful content. But the real question is "How do we beat competition?" things which used to be achieved just in few months are taking years now :/ Google has messed up everything.
As the saying goes, SEO isn't a sprint it's more like a marathon.
It's a bit weird that long tails are depicted in that image as longer phrases, it would probably be more accurate to say something like "target more specific phrases", since long tails can be as short as one keyword.
It's a bit weird that long tails are depicted in that image as longer phrases, it would probably be more accurate to say something like "target more specific phrases", since long tails can be as short as one keyword.
I've always regarded long it's to be at least 3 words long.