3000-5000 Words: Pillar Content For

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3000-5000 Words: Pillar Content
For “structural” content for your blog, e.g. content which will become a vital resource to your readers, then I find that 3000-5000 is a comfortable word count to aim for. These take a while to write, and longer to edit, so take your time. You’ll be using this resource throughout the lifetime of your site, which could be multiple years, or even decades.

Honestly, for pillar content, I don’t even try to rank for specific keywords. The keywords exist, sure, but they are usually dominated by big players and honestly it’s not really worth my time to stress about it. buy bulgaria cell phone number list shoot my shot, but that’s not the real goal. The real goal is to create a resource on my site so I don’t have to link to someone else’s.

This is an opportunity to offer my own opinion on deep topics in my niche and develop my brand personality.

To be honest though, sometimes when I really get into a topic I end up getting into this range even for simple keywords and I’m not sure how I feel about it.

For example, this article you’re reading now is talking about blog post length, which should probably fit into the 1500-2500 word range. Yet, as I write, I’m already knocking at the door of 2500 words, and will probably end up with more than 3000 (narrator: he did end up with more than 3200 words)

I don’t think there’s anything wrong with writing more, as long as its quality content and not fluff. I’ll definitely go back and edit this before publishing to cut out anything superfluous.