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What's the ideal length of a blog post?

epetoke

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Hi everyone, just want to pick your brains a bit to find out how long your most successful blog posts are.

There are 1000s of results for this search on google but after reading for hours it seems there are lots of variables involved in knowing what the ideal length of a blog post should be.

Please can you share your experience by saying what your most sufccessful blogs post topics have been and how many words they contain?

Thanks
 
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- Samira
 
I focus mainly on natural language based on people's YouTube Video Transcripts. When I edit the transcript for corrections to any mistakes the AI may have made and make the transcript say exactly what the person said in the video, I do a keyword analysis and then find the best keywords and/or keyword phrases to SEO and then as grammatically properly as possible I blend them in a number of times. My writing skills from college and paralegal training help me with blending in keywords and phrases and help me to still make the blog sound the right way. It's tricky sometimes because there are ways of saying things that can work for SEO, but fidelity to the actual message being spoken in a YouTube video is a must. The wordcount isn't as much of my focus. Some are 300 words, some are 750, some are 1000 or more.
 
I’ve noticed that my best blog posts are usually between 1,500 and 2,000 words. Topics like personal finance and travel tips work well for me. Longer posts let me share more details and examples, which my readers like. I’ve also had shorter posts, around 800 words, do well when they’re engaging. It really varies by topic and audience. Trying different lengths has helped me figure out what works.
 
The best blog length really depends on what you’re writing about and who’s reading it.

Usually, posts around 1,000 to 2,000 words hit the sweet spot—they’re detailed but still easy to get through. Longer posts (2,500+ words) work great for deep dives or thorough guides.

At the end of the day, just focus on delivering value that keeps your readers hooked. Quality over quantity, always! :)
 
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