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| Active Warrior Join Date: Nov 2009
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Hey guys what have you found to be the perefect page length. I currently have a block of text about 100 words long and then another 15-20 words in links. Any input appreciated, Thanks, Net. |
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| FirebirdSEO.com War Room Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Phoenix, AZ
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Depends on your Goal. For a page I want ranked organically (ie blog post), I go with 400+ words, usually a few out-bound links. For certain PPC campaigns, I tend to have about 200 words or so that I dynamically fill with the bidded keyword to help with quality score.
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Well its the main page for a site i sell products on. looking at the sites above me for the keyword they have a lot more on page text and fewer incoming links so i'm woundering if this is a reason i'm not moving up.
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Normally, I am using about 100-120 words and which is always with proper keyword density and I always give one outbound link from my post (to a good, authority site) - I used to get more traffic to my pages due to fresh and summarized content. |
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| Gerry Walter War Room Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Brisbane, Australia.
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Probably the best thing to do would be to test it. Add more text. Also, make sure your text is highly relevant and not just 'sort of' relevant. | |
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