Rich answers is a topic of its own to explore. I would highly recommend Stone Temple as a resourse for all things rich answers https://www.stonetemple.com/the-growth-of-rich-answers-in-googles-search-results/. With regards to your question, I haven’t encountered any stats on the optimal answer length, but in my opinion it’s worth being focused on the value the answer provides, rather than on its length.

You may be right, but I jump between computers a lot, and it also helps to do some work on the phone. Can I install it on different PCs and access my account? We try different tools in our company and that is a big factor. Because again, with serpstat I just need to log in and I have access anywhere.

Hi Igor, thanks for you question and hope your link penalties problem was solved.

Rank Tracker doesn’t have an online version, it’s desktop only. We view desktop nature as an advantage, because it lets us add the most advanced features for the most affordable price.

Hi Jebb, thank you for your comment. At this point there’s enough evidence that even though user behaviour influences rankings, Google is good at differentiating human participants from bots. There’ve been experiments that prove human behaviour alters search results, while manipulative activities don’t. With that in mind, it’s better to steer clear of any manipulation of that sort.