Find pages with less then 300 words

The number of words for your content will vary depending on the page’s purpose and the depth of the topic. But as a best practice, publish pages that have more than 300 words of body copy. Aim for at least 800 words when possible, as more detailed posts will have a more substantial probability of ranking.

We will return all pages, posts, products where it’s content/description has 300 words or less; you will use this list to optimize your site content to get better rankings as well as content recommendations based on the page type so you can understand better how to write longer and better content.

This product is not for websites with 10-20 pages. But if you have a website with a high count of pages, you might struggle to find all pages, posts, or products with a low count of words.

This product is not limited to finding 300 words per page; we can discuss your needs and set a minimum amount of words from the start of the project. You could put 600 or even 1000 minimum words per post.

Is word count a ranking factor?

No, there is no such thing. However, content quality does matter.

Researchers discovered the similarity in the best-ranked content. They all had in common the content length, but let’s not consider only the size; its quality was the primary focus. Most of the top-ranking quality content had between 300 and 2000 words.

Considering that, we could assume that writing good quality content with a minimum of 300 words would help your ranking and your customers.

What is considered quality content?

Quality content is content that people want or need and drives sales for an organization. When done right, this should not have conflicting goals.

In the case of content marketing, quality comes down to two use cases: For Google and other search engines, quality content is content that provides the user with what they’re looking for; it delivers the value that someone intends to find when they enter their query in a fast and easy way. For businesses, quality content is content that drives traffic and ultimately sells.

When I find a piece of information that I have searched for, I also expect to find other relevant information about the subject and hope to see further relevant information.

Considering this, you could use internal or external linking to highlight your content’s keywords to other valuable and relevant information that could back up the current one. Let’s say you have a blog post about a service that your company offers; you could link to other posts about the same service, to the service itself, and even to posts that explain a specific keyword.

Internal linking is one of the top tips and tricks in growing a website ranking. If done right, you could see very high growth in a short amount of time.

External linking works best if you link only to high DA sites and limit the number of links in a post. Be careful with linking externally; there are some rules you have to respect to have a positive impact, such as:

• Link only to pages related to your current content or to that specific set of keywords.
• Page Authority (PA) should be a minimum of 10 out of 100.
• Domain Authority (DA) should be more important than your own, at least.

Use of images

It would be best to consider using one image per title section as a general rule. A webpage is constructed based on areas; most sections hold a title, paragraphs, and lists.

You could add an image that should support the title from the available section. This would help your readers and the search engines to determine your content quality.

Also, be sure to add image title, tags, geo-location, and remove its source. With each detail you take care of, your content will become more valuable, and your ranking will be better.

Use of SEO in content writing

When writing content, you might think that repeating a keyword, again and again, will help you rank on that keyword. False, this would become keyword stuffing, and it only hurts your ranking.

Use your main keyword in page title, URL, h1 header, and your first paragraph should contain the primary keyword as close to the start of the text as a general rule. In the rest of your content, try to use similar words where it’s possible. Words from the same domain category will help also.