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I am trying to transfer a domain name that I currently own with godaddy but I am confused as to where I would find the transfer code to switch over. Can anyone give me advice t
Okay guys, so Godaddy support was able to walk me through the process which I can't exactly put into words at the moment. If you have the same problem simply contact support with the company hosting your domain and they should help you out.
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Where would I find the transfer code?
I am trying to transfer a domain name that I currently own with godaddy but I am confused as to where I would find the transfer code to switch over. Can anyone give me advice t
Okay guys, so Godaddy support was able to walk me through the process which I can't exactly put into words at the moment. If you have the same problem simply contact support with the company hosting your domain and they should help you out.
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How long should my blog posts be in order to see the best possible rankings on Google when getting started? Does it matter?
You want your content to be thorough and high quality, with your focus on answering the question at hand and providing the best possible user experience. It is very, very difficult to walk away from a 500 word post feeling like you’ve covered all those bases. By the numbers, longer posts rank higher, not because of word count, but because they are thoroughly answering the relevant questions and providing the reader with the best content. A good rule of thumb is to set a minimum bar of 1000-1200. You’ll see over time that you’ll have 2000 word posts and plenty above 1500. Focus on the reader. That’s the key :)
I appreciate the advice. I'll be sure to keep this in mind and will get to work on my first affiliate post.
I don't agree that you must be over 1,000 words every time, nor the longer, the better. I believe your article must be long enough to thoroughly cover the article topic, completely discussing the main keyword. When you are done doing that, you are done. Word stuffing just makes people click away from your article.
A blog post should contain relevant information and no fluff. So if you've exhausted the topic in 300 words don't try and write a thousand. Ideally the more relevant keywords will give your blog authority but never use fluff to pad out a blog
Hi David, I suppose it can differ from subject matter to subject matter. I usually aim for 1000 - 1500 words but sometimes as few as 500 and as much as 3000!
I suppose variety is key. Aim on the quality of the content rather than worrying how long your article is. A good structure, unique, compelling and focussing on one good keyword using Jaaxy.
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How many words should the average blog post contain?
How long should my blog posts be in order to see the best possible rankings on Google when getting started? Does it matter?
You want your content to be thorough and high quality, with your focus on answering the question at hand and providing the best possible user experience. It is very, very difficult to walk away from a 500 word post feeling like you’ve covered all those bases. By the numbers, longer posts rank higher, not because of word count, but because they are thoroughly answering the relevant questions and providing the reader with the best content. A good rule of thumb is to set a minimum bar of 1000-1200. You’ll see over time that you’ll have 2000 word posts and plenty above 1500. Focus on the reader. That’s the key :)
I appreciate the advice. I'll be sure to keep this in mind and will get to work on my first affiliate post.
I don't agree that you must be over 1,000 words every time, nor the longer, the better. I believe your article must be long enough to thoroughly cover the article topic, completely discussing the main keyword. When you are done doing that, you are done. Word stuffing just makes people click away from your article.
A blog post should contain relevant information and no fluff. So if you've exhausted the topic in 300 words don't try and write a thousand. Ideally the more relevant keywords will give your blog authority but never use fluff to pad out a blog
Hi David, I suppose it can differ from subject matter to subject matter. I usually aim for 1000 - 1500 words but sometimes as few as 500 and as much as 3000!
I suppose variety is key. Aim on the quality of the content rather than worrying how long your article is. A good structure, unique, compelling and focussing on one good keyword using Jaaxy.
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Way to use the community to get your answer, David!