Post by account_disabled on Jan 6, 2024 11:37:11 GMT 8
I don't write short articles here. They have at least 6-700 words on average. Maybe even more. I've written 5,000+ word posts - it's rarely happened, but it's happened. Sooner or later I will publish a gigantic post, but I won't be able to do otherwise. Posts do not have and should not have a predefined or optimal length. The length of an article, in my opinion, depends on the objectives of the article . I'll give you an extreme example. I am forced to stop publishing on the blog and I want to warn my readers. I write a post of just two lines, where I briefly explain that for the next 4 months no articles will be published for a certain reason. That post isn't ranking well on search engines? And who cares, that's not its purpose.
Conversely, I want to write an article on how to make money with a blog: the internet is full of articles like this, so I have to write a long bomb article that explains all the steps to be able to make money by writing in a blog. This article must rank on Google, my aim is to make it known to as many people as possible, to get traffic to my blog. Even Special Data though a post's ranking doesn't depend on the number of words, I'm getting nowhere with a 300 or 400 word post. “Can I post external links?” The fear of linking to other blogs is always present. There are blogs that don't allow links , they are afraid of giving something to others. There are other blogs that fear repercussions from Google. Yes, Google can penalize those who link for the purpose of spam. For example? Maybe in this post I'll come up with a sentence about forex or mortgages and link one of those words to a site that talks about those topics.
Well, these are not contextual links, but suspicious ones. On Penna Blu I have always linked to other articles - and I don't use nofollow - and nothing has ever happened to me. I linked posts that gave me inspiration to write other articles or that I thought were interesting resources to read, like I link to the definitions from the Treccani dictionary that I use. Mine are all thoughtful, useful, contextualised links. “I have very few visitors” The bogeyman of statistics is always around the corner. If you post every day and after 3 years you still have 30 visits a month, then I would say you need to worry and seriously too. If you've been posting for four months and have 15 blog posts, then I'd say that's normal. Visits On the first day of publication Blue Pen had 10 visits, but as you can see from the graph within a year the curve has risen. At the end of the second year, visits tripled compared to the first.
Conversely, I want to write an article on how to make money with a blog: the internet is full of articles like this, so I have to write a long bomb article that explains all the steps to be able to make money by writing in a blog. This article must rank on Google, my aim is to make it known to as many people as possible, to get traffic to my blog. Even Special Data though a post's ranking doesn't depend on the number of words, I'm getting nowhere with a 300 or 400 word post. “Can I post external links?” The fear of linking to other blogs is always present. There are blogs that don't allow links , they are afraid of giving something to others. There are other blogs that fear repercussions from Google. Yes, Google can penalize those who link for the purpose of spam. For example? Maybe in this post I'll come up with a sentence about forex or mortgages and link one of those words to a site that talks about those topics.
Well, these are not contextual links, but suspicious ones. On Penna Blu I have always linked to other articles - and I don't use nofollow - and nothing has ever happened to me. I linked posts that gave me inspiration to write other articles or that I thought were interesting resources to read, like I link to the definitions from the Treccani dictionary that I use. Mine are all thoughtful, useful, contextualised links. “I have very few visitors” The bogeyman of statistics is always around the corner. If you post every day and after 3 years you still have 30 visits a month, then I would say you need to worry and seriously too. If you've been posting for four months and have 15 blog posts, then I'd say that's normal. Visits On the first day of publication Blue Pen had 10 visits, but as you can see from the graph within a year the curve has risen. At the end of the second year, visits tripled compared to the first.