Quality or Quantity Blog

[pow-wow]

People like to read short posts, preferable with lists or bullets. However, am planning a blog soon, but my major concern is that the niche i'm focusing on and the posts i've brainstormed, they will be length but with superb quality.

Will people read lengthy posts if the blog is new or just a short and interesting one?

[Bagi Zoltán]

I am convineced that you have a great conception and many smart visitor will love your dedication about the niche, so the post of the quality, the time and effort will be repayed.
Good luck!

[KingPin]

Quality rules over quantity. Fact.

KP

[zurk]

Will people read lengthy posts if the blog is new or just a short and interesting one?

If it's interesting or informative or one of my favorites, I'll read it
Quality is still best for me, doesn't matter how long or short the post is.

[hasan_889]

I'll go for a unique quality article than hundreds of copied articles.

[OldWelshGuy]

What you need to do is to break it down into readable chunks with small paragraphs, and sub headings along the way. OR you could break it down into part1 part 2 etc.

I originally started writing a blog post about how to carry out seo. I started at keyword research, and by the time I finished, it was 30 pages of a word document

[KingPin]

That's called Spam OWG

KP

[OldWelshGuy]

That's called Spam OWG

KP

Can't be spam I only had a keyword density of 43% will i get

[KingPin]

Only 43%? I expected better from you and at least 50%.

On a serious not though, OWG has just provided an excellent tip that can be used across multiple platforms, be it blogging or static content.

Breaking things up into bite sized chunks can bring back positive traffic from others feedback.

KP

[OldWelshGuy]

Also, when I ran these 'part 1, part 2 type posts, the subscription rate shot up!