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Different websites have their own opinions on how long content should be—Yoast recommends >300 words for regular posts or pages, while HubSpot claims that your content length shouldn’t go lower than 2,100 words. Which one should you follow? I would argue that it’s not exactly a matter of word count, but of content quality. Does your blog post go in-depth and answer what your target audience needs to know about the topic?  I suggest focusing on those instead of word vomiting irrelevant content just to “fix” thin content. Further reading: How TO NOT Screw up Your Canonical Tags and Search Intent SEO for Beginners Implement structured data According to Yoast, “Where Schema is the language in which you present your content,

structured data is the actual data you provide. It describes the content on your page and what actions site visitors can perform with this content. This is the input you give search engines to get a better understanding of your pages.” Technical SEO schema CY Lists Simply put, it helps make your page more understandable for search engines and users. To implement structured data, there are a number of things you can do, but I would suggest using a plugin like Yoast or WPSSO Core. It gives you the option to select entity types and automatically applies the schema for you instead of you having to manually choose a template and inputting data.





Schema Markup and Structured data Further reading: How to Create Structured Data Markup for Rich Snippets Prioritize mobile-friendliness Percentage of Global Mobile Traffic Source: BroadbandSearch The mobile friendliness of a website can be measured by how well it is designed and optimized for mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. Just looking at the graph above, we can confidently say it’s integral to optimize for mobile. Install an AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) plugin to your website AMP for WordPress Instead of having to manually work on optimizing your site for mobile, we recommend installing the AMP for WordPress plugin.