For specific topics, less content is fine.

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For specific topics, less content is fine. Usually 1500-2000 words would be a minimum. For example, “can you compost banana peels” or “is vinegar good for organic weed killer”. These are pretty simple yes/no questions, so short article will be fine. For example, this would be the outline for a 2000 word blog post:

introduction to the question “is vinegar good for organic weed killer” (200)
no, vinegar is not good for organic weed killer
why? it kills organic bacteria in soil (talk about science) (300)
best types of organic weed killer you can make at home (500)
best types of organic weed killer you can buy on Amazon (500)
tips on how to prevent weeds from growing back (500)
There are many types of article templates I use, but this is a very basic outline and flow for an information style article.

5. Do It First, Then Analyze
As a new blogger, you’re going to wonder if you’re doing things right, but it’s super hard to analyze anything in the beginning because you simply don’t have the data. There will be a lot of second guessing. I know buy cayman islands cell phone number list experience. I do it to myself, even after a decade of doing this blogging stuff. As a newbie, it’s even worse.

Every day I get messages from people who are like “Did I do this right? What about this? What about that? I don’t want to waste my time if I’m not doing it right!”

You just kind of have to go with it until you start getting some traffic that you can analyze. Even just a few visits a day can be useful because then you can work off of some of that success and keep buliding. If you aren’t seeing any traffic yet, you need to just keep doing what you’re doing and try to emulate the big guys until you see some kind of results.