Just because there is no direct relationship

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Between the number of characters and SEO, is it better to have an article with one character or an article with 100,000 characters? That's also different. When we analyze the articles that are ranked high, we find that they tend to have a large number of characters, so isn't it more advantageous to have more characters? You may feel that way. The reason behind this is that the number of characters increases in the process of covering the information that users need. Of course, even if the number of characters is large, if the content is shallow and has no value or benefit to the user, it will be difficult to rank it higher.

The criteria for evaluation by Google is ``How can you provide valuable Phone Number List information to users and increase their satisfaction?'' Therefore, what information does the user want that is in line with the article theme? You need to think about it in detail when planning and composing the article before writing it. On the other hand, the article content that appears on the top page is highly evaluated by Google, so by conducting a competitor survey, you can figure out what information is necessary to be ranked high. In order to make the article content even more unique, it is effective to include information that is not found in the top-ranked articles, such as knowledge and know-how that can only be gained from products and services handled by your company.



There is no problem in creating an article with original text using the top-ranked articles as a reference, but copying and pasting is of course strictly prohibited, so if you want to quote information from a top-ranked article, please cite the source. Let's write it down. The optimal number of characters varies depending on the article theme. I mentioned that there is no direct relationship between word count and SEO, but the standard for word count can be determined by conducting competitive research and analysis. For example, when writing an article with a certain query, try actually searching for that query on a search engine. Then, check the number of characters of the top 10 sites on the home page.