Will an average of about 200 words per page make my Web site stand out it Google?

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Question -- Serge, thank you for a great newsletter! It's really appreciated! Just two small questions: 1) Will an average of about 200 words per page make my site stand out it Google? and 2) Is it true that if you have more than 75 links on a page Google won't be able to take them all? Thanks!

Answer -- 1) If you can write from 450 to 500 words or more per page, that will really make your site stand out in Google as well as the others. Of course, if you happen to operate in a field that has less competition, you could possibly get by with just 200 to 300 words. 2) Yes it is true! Never place more than 50 links on a page and you will be ok. If your question had to do with building a site map for your 150-page Web site, than you will need three pages, ie: Sitemap 1, Sitemap 2 and Sitemap 3, and remember to link all three to your homepage.

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