Posts
31
Questions
18
How important is it to have a meta title for your post that is less than 60 characters long?
Should you include your site name in the meta title?
Is it ok for you
Hey Angela,
Asked Google your question being as Google rules how our sites are ranked at this point in time... see screen print below...
Hope you find this helpful.
I agree with Luc that you don't need the title. Why you should keep it short, once your article is indexed look at in the SERPs and you can see whether or not it is cut off or not
See more comments
How important is it to have a meta title for your post that is less than 60 characters long?
Should you include your site name in the meta title?
Is it ok for you
Hey Angela,
Asked Google your question being as Google rules how our sites are ranked at this point in time... see screen print below...
Hope you find this helpful.
I agree with Luc that you don't need the title. Why you should keep it short, once your article is indexed look at in the SERPs and you can see whether or not it is cut off or not
See more comments
For those who do affiliate marketing and post reviews on your site… how many reviews do you have vs how many normal posts? Just trying to get an idea of what a good rati
If I can add my 2 cents, I would say to follow your gut feeling or go with what resonated the most with your audience, like which kind of content your audience reacted to the most too, should give a good idea of the ratio you should apply.
Eric
Considering I feel like I am sort of pioneering my own field here with my site, I don't really have an audience yet. I have decided to do 1 review for every 5 posts. I feel like that is a good ratio right now for me. Especially since most of my previous 50 posts were not reviews.
Angela M :)
The ratio is 70 percent informational and 30 percent posts with commercial intent.
Informational content drives organic traffic.
Abie
Yeppers! Just need to get more people going to my website that aren't leaving comments from here lol.
Angela M :)
Hi Angela
There is no real set number. 1:5 or 1:10 (review:informational) are popular ratios.
Frank 🎸
Thank you! I know there is no set number, I was just trying to see what people were doing and what was working for them.
Angela M :)
I have 3 reviews and the rest are normal posts. Just give give give and they will come come come :)
Love this!
I can't wait for all the giving to pay off! I'm hoping for before the new year (fingers crossed).
Angela M :)
See more comments
For those who do affiliate marketing and post reviews on your site… how many reviews do you have vs how many normal posts? Just trying to get an idea of what a good rati
If I can add my 2 cents, I would say to follow your gut feeling or go with what resonated the most with your audience, like which kind of content your audience reacted to the most too, should give a good idea of the ratio you should apply.
Eric
Considering I feel like I am sort of pioneering my own field here with my site, I don't really have an audience yet. I have decided to do 1 review for every 5 posts. I feel like that is a good ratio right now for me. Especially since most of my previous 50 posts were not reviews.
Angela M :)
The ratio is 70 percent informational and 30 percent posts with commercial intent.
Informational content drives organic traffic.
Abie
Yeppers! Just need to get more people going to my website that aren't leaving comments from here lol.
Angela M :)
Hi Angela
There is no real set number. 1:5 or 1:10 (review:informational) are popular ratios.
Frank 🎸
Thank you! I know there is no set number, I was just trying to see what people were doing and what was working for them.
Angela M :)
I have 3 reviews and the rest are normal posts. Just give give give and they will come come come :)
Love this!
I can't wait for all the giving to pay off! I'm hoping for before the new year (fingers crossed).
Angela M :)
See more comments
Utterly important