I often read articles about ACA with phrases like You must write at least 1000 words this indication
certainly has a shareable basis but it can be a bit misleading as you might imagine.
One of the most frequent questions I receive is how long should an article be the answer.
Well there is no predefined number and there is a specific reason.
If I had for example a website where I show the weather forecasts of the various American cities day
by day would it make sense to write 1000 words for a reader who is simply looking to know what's the
weather like tomorrow in New York obviously this person wants to know only if it will be sunny the temperature
and a couple of other things but they certainly have neither the desire nor the time to read 1000 words
of text.
Just think of Google's featured snippets which as in the case of weather forecasts shows only the relevant
data without frills directly in the search results page.
This does not mean however that writing in-depth articles is useless.
On the contrary everything depends on the specific case.
If we are writing a guide on a certain topic obviously the user will need to read a lot of information
and Google will reward the good quality content that will be particularly thorough and useful to the
Web surfers if you intend to write content that aims to be a guide.
Try to make it as complete as possible.
You will probably need 1000 2000 or even 3000 words to exhaust the topic at a satisfactory level.
If instead it is the answer to a simple question probably 300 to 500 words will be enough.
In short the length depends on the topic and the search keyword of this specific case.
A more analytical approach shows that generally in the Google dot com results the most common post length
in the top positions is around 2000 words.
But this does not mean that it is also ideal for your project ad.
Above all it definitely does not mean that this was the primary factor that has led Big G to rank those
sites so high I'm sure that whoever has a blog with many articles of about 2000 words has made a considerable
investment in content marketing and has done many other SEO actions that will add up to the word count
among my projects.
I also have recent sites that with a few 150 word articles generate good traffic volumes and with excellent
conversion rates.
In conclusion the length of the article certainly affects the algorithm in some way but in addition
to the fact that it must be contextualized on the specific research.
Remember that the Ezio factors are as many as 200 in order to know the length of content in real time.
You can use directly the interface OpenOffice writer functionality from the tools and word count menu
or using the appropriate tool on get MCO fixed dot com slash tools.