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My writing style (and the nature of my blog) is short and straight to the point. Because of this, my posts are usually around 300 words and rank 170(!). I understand that longer posts have better chance at SEO ranking, but is it impossible for short posts to rank high?

Any advice on how to rank short posts high is greatly appreciated.

Any advice on how to write longer content without making it feel boring and a waste of time to read is also appreciated. My target audience is someone who hops in, looks for an answer, then moves on and switches to something else. A long, drawn out post is not what they want.

The primary upside of uploading a video on YouTube is social discovery. The recommendation engine of the platform puts out our content before millions of viewers. This is why everyone is so interested in creating videos all the time on platforms like TikTok, YouTube & so on.

Speaking of monetization, there are a bazillion ways we can monetize our blog content besides the Ad revenue such as -

1. Sponsorship Linking
2. Product sale
3. Affiliate
4. Consulting On Your Domain
5. Subscription Service
6. Lead Generation & so on...

So, from a monetization standpoint, I would always prefer a blog as opposed to having a YouTube channel. Also, we can keep our content updated in a blog, unlike a YouTube video that we have to reshoot.

When it comes to blog content there is only one GOD that is Google Search Engine. If you have it's blessings you'll do good. Otherwise good luck.

And, what about the creative content that people aren't searching for but would love to read. SEO doesn't matter in this use case.

If you are thinking about sharing your content on social networks like Fb, Pinterest, Quora. Speaking from experience, we hardly can promote our content on any social network regularly without getting banned.

Social networks hate outgoing links plus free promotion is against their monetization strategy.

So, I ask why don't we have a blog discovery service that would work just like YouTube? In other words, we can also call this a large scale content aggregation platform.

P.S I am talking about a discovery service, not a platform like Medium. We hardly have any control over our content there.

If there is one please let me know, also I would love to know your thoughts on this...

A couple of friends and I are working on a product to help bloggers stand out.
Here is the idea: We find keywords in your articles, and bring definitions, summaries, and other internal articles to your users with a simple mouse over.
The goal is to help your site:
-Stand out
-Improve your user's experience by allowing them to interact with your content
-Create automatic internal linking
-Give you info regarding what keywords/ topics your users are interested in

Here is the survey: https://eithanmartinez.typeform.com/to/n65uGt

Thank you!

Hi! I’m planning on starting an anorexia recovery blog that I would like to monetize. Does anyone have any advice for someone who is completely new to blogging? And advice on how to actually make money while doing so?

Hi guys! I have a question for the social media savvy out there...if you delete your Facebook permanently, will it permanently delete all of your posts/messages etc. from the platform?

The reason I am asking is that I have unfortunately had my Facebook since age 11 (I’m nearly 24 now) and there is some incredibly embarrassing stuff on there now. Think people commenting “sexyyyy” on a middle school photo with braces and that kind of stuff. So awful haha. There is so much on there from the 2009 time frame that it’s nearly impossible to delete everything one by one.

I want to clean up my profile for coworkers and others who are on my FB, especially any who may be following my blog......Will I be able to remove everything solely by deleting my account and making a new one?

Thanks so much