I admit that I like to publish longer posts lately. In fact, this post is also over 200 words long. It’s been a while since I published a post on why short posts were better than long ones. Now Google Panda even seems to give priority to longer, denser posts.
Creating short posts that succeed
I don’t give much importance to positioning yet because I consider that this blog is in a phase of establishing a minimum base of interesting content (see also “Why create content that nobody is looking for”). There can be several reasons for creating short posts:
1. You have a tight schedule and a space of less than 20 minutes to write.
2. You want to get back to blogging but you still lack ideas for longer posts.
3. It makes sense to divide a post into several parts to create a series of articles.
4. You feel like sharing a thought afghanistan phone number library that doesn’t fit into 140 characters but doesn’t go much further either.
Among the top 10 posts
On this blog, there are several that have less than 200 words. This is where the idea for this post came from. I share some ideas for creating posts with less than 200 words that succeed:
1. Collection of quotes from famous a significant advantage of working in people around a specific topic or aimed at a specific target audience.
2. Photos or videos can say more than 100 words. You may have taken or recorded fascinating images yourself or you share those from azb directory third parties (always respecting copyright).
3. Rankings of the 10 best things. In one of my first blogs about travel in Europe, articles with rankings of gasoline prices, cost of a Big Mac, number of inhabitants, etc. of the different countries of the European Union worked very well for me.
Lists with advice
Skills, problems on a specific topic, where it is enough to write one line about each point.
The 4 techniques presented are those that have worked best for me in my now 5 years of blogging. I’m sure many of you have also had success with some short posts. What advice would you give for repeating this?
Photos or videos can say more than 100 words. You may have taken or recorded fascinating images yourself or you share those from third parties (always respecting copyright).
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