thanks yall!

It has to be at least 1000 word..it has to be more..

research your keyword and see what google is ranking for that search term. You can write longer..doesn't mean you will rank for it. Give google what google wants.

If it is ranking 1,000 words, write 1,000 words, if 2,000...write 2,000...

I would not do anything lower than 800 words. You could always add other information about this one thing you're showing.

Here's my training on how to write 1000 words easily: How To Easily Write A 1,000 Word Blog Post

The more detailed your post the better chance you will have at ranking well in Google. I would shoot for a 1000 plus words but leaving exit points throughout the post that go to your offer.

It’s good to aim for 1000 but have written posts with 750 words and the post was indexed I think it’s about quality content unique and authentic

Hi Alishae. This is huge. This is what I recommend and I have seen high mone earners say the same thing.

Don 't put word limits on your blog. Just blog what you feel. Have a gameplan for your website. What keywords you want to target. What audience you want to target. What tone you want your website to have etc.

But don 't forget that your blogging. Even major websites if that 's what you want to build... They have very long post , medium post and short post.

So the question is what do you want to do for that blog post about keywords. There is value to all of your content. Yes make sure that you have longer content. But also don 't think that you have to hit a word count every post.

That really held me back for a while. Because I was afraid to just do short post every now and then so because of my time constraint I did nothing.

Conclusion: It is up to you. Bigger is better. But not always. :) . Have fun!

It's good to have variety in your content. You may be aiming for 1,000 words per post and that's great. However, it's important to keep in mind that not ALL of your content is exactly the same in length.

I hope this helps. Wishing you all the best.

Kind regards,
Yvette

thanks yall!

Delete the site. Go the grey box above your profile photo and ask how to delete the site. Instructions are there.

Once you have deleted the site check out the options for on-selling your domain name; there are sites out there that do this. I have no idea of costs though.

If you have no desire to continue with it, you can delete it. Just go to Websites > Site Manager, click on the Details button for the site, scroll down and click the Delete link.

Hey Alishae, you could delete your site you no longer wish to use or you could keep it. Please see the story from a WA member who had forgotten about site below. Hope it gives some direction. How An Old Disused Website Can Make Three Figures In A Week!

You're just a visitor on their website like you have surfed thousands of websites before. So all you're doing is checking to see how you like the page that they want feedback on.

Just tell them what you liked and what you don't like. Just first impressions stuff as a user of that page, how did it make you feel? is the site easy to navigate? colors nice? anything hard to read? etc.

It's just how you usually go on sites and what you think makes a good site just from your everyday use of the internet.

Grace

Don't sweat it when it comes to feedback. Your honest opinion on the flow and aesthetics of a site is all you need to worry about. If a site has text that's hard for you to read, mention that. If you love the pictures and layout of the site, mention that. It's all about constructive criticism and helping other members to get an idea of what others see, that's all :) No need for "expertise" here, just your feedback on what you're seeing with your two eyes :)