seanf80

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   Over 45 different hacks for staying awake at work(blog.proven.com)

   1 points by seanf80 10y ago|0 comments
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   by seanf80 10y ago

   I think many of the findings are applicable to any business. I think article length always impacts virality but the sweet spot might change based on the domain. You'd have to experiment, but we see consistently across domains that arti
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   by seanf80 10y ago

   I have not researched that specifically, but the team at BuzzSumo analyzed 120 million articles and found a similar result. They found the optimal length for an article on Facebook to be 2000-2500 words and on LinkedIn to be 3500-4000. So w
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   by seanf80 10y ago

   Thanks for the questions. Both the number of shares per article length graph and the shares per day of the week are averages, not the absolute values. I'll be sure to clarify that in the post. The crawlers were all custom written.
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   by seanf80 10y ago

   Great question. I'd love to have Twitter data, but last year Twitter removed share counts from their Tweet and follow buttons, so it's hard to get reliable information about how many shares are happening for a given piece of conte
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   by seanf80 10y ago

   Hi Michele, There's some different schools of thought on this. A lot of content marketers and SEO experts recommend lots of articles targeting long tail keywords. However, the newer thought process is to write longer more in-depth arti