Keyword Length
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subin
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Keyword Length
In SEO
1)Title tag contain 65 to 75 characters
2)Meta description contains up to 160 characters
3)Meta keywords contains up to 250 characters
1)Title tag contain 65 to 75 characters
2)Meta description contains up to 160 characters
3)Meta keywords contains up to 250 characters
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GarrettHunziker
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Re: Keyword Length
Whatever the number facts you have provided is absolutely correct? If yes,is it applicable with Google?subin wrote:In SEO
1)Title tag contain 65 to 75 characters
2)Meta description contains up to 160 characters
3)Meta keywords contains up to 250 characters
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Quincy
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Re: Keyword Length
I think the keyword length should have to be between 11 to 15 characters. The percentage of impressions and clicks for this range of keyword length is really high.
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WillieBurns
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Re: Keyword Length
I don't know about keyword length but if someone want to rank good in different search engines then choose keyword which has less competition for our business niche.
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AaronGipe
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Re: Keyword Length
I agree with your comment but keyword diversity is utmost important for ranking our site on Google and we have to use 30% generic,40% main and 30% longtail keywords to attract targeted customers for our site.WillieBurns wrote:I don't know about keyword length but if someone want to rank good in different search engines then choose keyword which has less competition for our business niche.
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JJamesMartinez
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Re: Keyword Length
I would like to know that does the length of keyword effect ranking of any website? What will happen if the length is short and what effect will see if the length is too large?
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SteveMKelvin
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Re: Keyword Length
After the Google's update Hummingbird, I think focusing more on long tail keywords will be a great idea, because Google's is also trying to give results according to that.
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Prabodhan
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Re: Keyword Length
Long tail keywords are easier to rank. Also, if you want to take advantage of Google's humming bird update, you need to target long tail phrase and which are in conversational(question-answer) form.
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JamesFranklin45
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Re: Keyword Length
Length of keyword should be concise so that in a first glance of keyword visitors will get idea about website a little bite.
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DamionMartyn
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Re: Keyword Length
Length of keyword should be considerable at the time of searching, also you must focus on the long tail keywords.
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JuvenileSurprise590
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Re: Keyword Length
I think it is better to get backlinks from remark sections in sites, on shorter keywords. Frequently you'll find limits to the amount of words you could have as your name.
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JulieBarter
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Re: Keyword Length
Keywords with between 11 and 15 characters generated the bulk of impressions, clicks and conversions, while selections with between 16 and 20 characters followed closely behind. The results were consistent with the adage that head keywords generate most of the volume (keywords with 11-15 characters) and longer options offer supplementary support. What’s more, nearly 60 percent of all impressions and clicks occur with 11-20 character keywords.
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SteveKParker
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Long tail keywords, selections with more than 20 characters, produce about 66 percent more profit than head keywords. The results further support the adage that long tail selections are used mainly to encourage action.
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