Need for Pagination

You don’t have to be a professional SEO to write an amazing, top traffic blog. Some of the best and most popular blogs out there use multiple pages, blog series or related blog topics in order to keep traffic on the blog. Simply put, great content will always attract huge numbers of visitors and keep a site ranked highly in search whether you understand in-depth SEO tactics or not. If you have a longer blog post, splitting it up into multiple pages may help your blog’s visibility in search. Most likely, traffic to other pages on your blog will come from internal links. If you write a blog post that’s longer than 3,000 words, your best option is to split it up into multiple pages. In addition, you may be able to increase your ranking by utilizing a multiple page blog posts. These are some tips to improving SEO with longer blog posts, multiple pages and blog series.

Break Blog Posts into Multiple Pages Breaking down a post into multiple pages is likely a good idea when: The blog post is 2,000 words or more You have a lot of facts with images that could create a slide You have in-depth content that requires multiple keywords per page When you break up an article into multiple pages, you can target different keywords per page and also help your optimization for search with those keywords. You don’t have to place all of your keywords on a single page, which means you can spread your keywords throughout the content without worrying about the consequences of stuffing your blog post. In addition, more users will click through your first post to see the other pages and will more than likely engage with each of your pages. However, multiple pages also have some issues.

One con of a multiple page post for SEO is that people will more than likely just link to the first page of the post. If you have something really blog-worthy or links on other pages, they may not be seen because only the first page is linked. All the link juice stays on the first page. Another problem with multiple page blog posts is that content is typically slim on the subsequent pages. You can’t add too many keywords or optimize your content for multiple pages if you only have 100 words per page. However, slide blog posts can be very popular and rank well just on their own while also including internal and external links.

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