What kind of article length is good for SEO?

Today I am talking about a boring question about the details of search engine optimization.
Some friends in the forum asked, what kind of article length is good for SEO? First, let's talk about the following nonsense principles:
1) from the perspective of users, consider user experience, and do not consider search engine optimization.
2) long words, short words.
What should I do if I have to consider it from the SEO perspective?
First, the article should be at least 200 words. There are two reasons:
1) If there are only dozens of words, the search engine cannot easily determine the topic of a text, so it cannot determine which keywords are most relevant.
2) if the text is too short, it may contain less words than the content in the navigation system, menu, copyright statement, and other miscellaneous items. It is suspected that the content is copied. If there are too many pages with too few texts, the number of pages that can be copied inside the website may increase. Because the similarity between your web pages is too high, and the text with the difference is too short.
Long articles are easy to attract links. I have read many long articles, even dozens of pages. Although it is inconvenient to pull it during reading, such an article is easy to attract links.
This is because such an article is usually in-depth analysis on a topic and cannot be written for such a long time. Therefore, when other blogs or websites find such in-depth research articles, they will naturally find their value, take the articles as resources, and then reference them.
If you divide long articles into several sections, other blogs will not be easily referenced. The possibility of using fragmented articles as resources is reduced. There is actually a subtle psychological difference between the two. A very long, complete, and in-depth article gives the impression that there are valuable resources.
Another advantage is that such an article is rich in content and can enhance the authority of search engines.
Sometimes, splitting long articles into several pages also has its advantages. The first advantage is that the number of pages on the entire website increases and the number of websites increases. Large websites have inherent authority.
Second, if your article can be divided into different chapters, and each chapter has its own focus, it is more advantageous to divide different chapters into different pages. Because each chapter has its topic relevance, the webpage can be optimized for different keywords after being divided into multiple pages.
In general, apart from the long article discussed earlier, you can consider whether to divide the article into different pages based on the characteristics of the article and whether you want to attract links more easily, general articles should be suitable for-characters. This is not only from the SEO perspective, but also considering users. It is too long to make users get bored at first glance. It is too short to form a topic as previously mentioned.
Of course, SEO is discussed here, but SEO is only a small part of consideration for websites. For example, many websites have common Q & A FAQs. If you have a question or two, you can answer them clearly, and you do not have to write a few hundred words.