A 'nest' of surveillance cameras. Surveillance (/sÉrËveÉª.Éns/ or /sÉrËveÉªlÉns/) is the monitoring of the behavior, activities, or other changing information, usually of people for the purpose of influencing, managing, directing, or protecting them.
When you're done talking about the subject at hand, and you've edited your content to be as useful and economic as it can be, your blog post is exactly as long as it should be. This could mean you have a blog post that's 2,000+ words (like this one here) or one that's less than 100 words (like this one here). Your Takeaways. 1) Don't be scared of a long blog post ... or a short one. There's no word count police.
In the same region, 29% of marketers spend 2-3 hours writing a blog post, 29% spend 4+ hours per post, and only 8% spend less than an hour per post. The question of how long to spend writing a blog post is related to the question of how long your blog posts should be. The answer? As long as it needs to be. Blog posts should be as long as they need to be to serve their purpose-- whether that's thought leadership, driving leads, explaining a new concept, etc.