
The more blogs a blogger writes the more successful the blog will be. It is just like when an eBay seller uploads more listings to their seller account. The more words a blog has the more money it will make. More than half of blog articles have a 300-600 word count. It is a good rule of thumb to follow. If the writing is less than 300 words google may label it as thin content.
Google’s search engine is always working because people are constantly using google. Monetize your knowledge with the google search engine. By blogging and get people to your site. Many bloggers run AdWords as a form of income. Another way to make an income is with eBay. It will list 50 listings with no insertion fee and advertise all this at no cost to the seller. Ebay will promote the product until it is finally sold and never cancel the listing. When the item does get sold there’s a final seller fee and a profit is made. What eBay is doing for the seller is free advertising. The google search engine is a free advertisement for blogs and websites.
If the article is labeled this way google won’t promote the content like one that has a larger word count. Bloggers who write an article with a 1,000-word count have noted they have received more success. Consistency, when you write a few times a week.If you write several times per week even better. It’s all up to how fast your willing to work to get passive income from your writings.
A good piece of information to know is if a website has an article that website is a blog. Even if it only has one article and they are an e-commerce site that article is blogging. Amazon is an online retailer their product description is a form of blogging. A product description is an informative tool that is used for reference, not just online shopping.
A blog that is short and concise will improve the google search engine profile. Not because it’s a short article, but since it uses concise vocabulary and information. When it has a 1,000-word count and concise the blog will rank high. An Encyclopedia Britannica 2013 has 44 million words and has more concise vocabulary than a single blog post. Anyone can be a blogger who writes a 1,000-word count blog.
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