DISQUS

Pajama Professional: Why You Must Post Consistently

  • Rajesh Kohli · 1 year ago
    I had no idea about the deletion process. That is very interesting. So two articles a month I can do, but three times a week seems a bit much!
  • David Gurevich · 1 year ago
    Blogging, like writing in general, is something very hard to do consistently. But like always, the Butt in Chair method leads to pretty darn good results.

    Best of luck!
    David
    Writing articles, business stuff
  • Brennan · 1 year ago
    Great post.

    I co-write a blog that has just gotten back "in the horse" after a month of being focused on other things. Just in our first week back (we've posted every weekday for 7 days now) we've more than doubled our subscribers and increased our views by a significant margin. I really think that, while losing momentum is painful, posting every day for a while can get you right back up there in almost no time...

    Great insight though... glad to see someone talking about their own experience.
  • Sara Ch. · 1 year ago
    Thanks for the great feedback, guys.

    I am very glad that my lack of consistency hasn't had worse repercussions. I could have lost a lot more readers.

    Rajesh: My reader can be set to delete or warn me at different intervals. I'm sure that's the case with many of them. I have found that, in general, the more often I post, the better response I get.

    David: I agree with your method - butt in chair is definitely the best tactic =)

    Brennan: I'm definitely interested to see how things pick up once I re-establish a schedule. I just don't think I can commit to daily anymore with all the other stuff on my plate, but certainly three times a week is do-able. Your blog is very nice, by the way, I'll be visiting it more often. My knowledge of viral advertising is somewhat limited.

    Sara
  • Interactive Marketing Agency · 1 year ago
    good luck! I think you can do it. Keep a schedule and establishing goals are great ways to accomplish many things.
  • Average Joe · 1 year ago
    Being fairly new to the blogging world, I've noticed the more I post, the more traffic I get. I try to post a minimum of once a day, because I've seen how badly a hit in traffic can affect you.

    Average Joe's last blog post..Getting Started: A Beginners Guide To Checking Their Vehicle?s Fluids
  • babyblue · 1 year ago
    Thanks for sharing this knowledge with us.^_^
  • PhoneBlogger · 1 year ago
    This is a great reminder because we often forget how important consistency is in the blogging world. Not only does it affect traffic to one's blog, but once you get off a schedule, it's much harder to get yourself back on traffic. Thanks for the interesting info and it's certainly a good motivator for all of us.
  • Gadgets · 1 year ago
    I totally agree with the posting regularly, but its funny how even at times I found that when I didn't post, my feed count still went up and up following the days after. Its a weird thing.

    Gadgets's last blog post..The Carbonite Han Desk
  • Matt · 1 year ago
    I know exactly what you mean, and this has been a problem of mine in the past. My problem is that I write too many blogs and sometimes have trouble keeping up with them all. BTW, I enjoyed this post so much that I linked to it from my blog. Keep up the good work!
  • o1w · 1 year ago
    always helps to keep a few articles back so if something gets in the way of writing you have something to fall back on, also try to get a couple of guest writers to help you out
  • College & University Revie · 1 year ago
    Great! I'll be glad to see things back up and running. Good luck, and I'll stay tuned.
  • Keith · 1 year ago
    I just ran across your blog yesterday. I hope you do start posting more. This seems to be a blog that I would like to visit frequently.
  • Keith · 1 year ago
    I just ran across your blog yesterday. It seems to be a blog that I would like to visit frequently. Hope you do start posting more.
  • Free Online Recipes · 1 year ago
    Nice post. I agree, you should have a posted schedule but unfortunatly, most of us bloggers break it all the time. Any decent blog should be updated at least twice a week Id say.

    Free Online Recipes's last blog post..Chicken Parmesan Recipe
  • christian · 1 year ago
    You have to keep your content fresh. Google loves to see the new and changing content on your site or blog.
  • Raphael · 1 year ago
    Very interesting. Thanks for sharring ^^
  • 360 Degrees · 1 year ago
    I'm new to blogging, so thanks in particular for these tips: "1. Post three times a week, including a weekly Trip Around the Blogosphere.
    2. Post at least two extremely indepth articles a month."
    I'll try to put these into practice!
  • Digital Camera Deals · 1 year ago
    We don't just post 3 times a week, we try to post at least 5 times a day. It's made a huge difference with Google traffic, and there is always something fresh on the site.

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  • bradhart · 1 year ago
    Those are definitely some good tips.

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  • Josef · 1 year ago
    One way to keep things consistent is to write several posts ahead and load them into an autoresponder or another automatic posting tool. Then even when you're away your posts are being made on time without you.
  • Best Webhost Search · 1 year ago
    The frequency of posting in our blogs depends entirely how much time we allocate for this hobby or interest. We have other things to take care of as we go through life day in and day out. A full-time blogger, I believe, can post 20 times a day, if he or she is a prolific writer.
  • Snow in Whistler · 1 year ago
    You are right, it is best to write on a consistent basis for a blog site. It looks like you are breaking your own law, this post is almost a month old.

    Snow in Whistler's last blog post..Sunshine followed by fog
  • Sara Ch. · 1 year ago
    I knew someone was going to call me out soon, Snow in Whistler. =)

    After I wrote this post I realized I wanted to take some time to decide on the direction I want to take with this blog and my other online endeavors. During that time, I wasn't ready to commit to a posting schedule. When I do post here again (should be within a week or so) I will be reestablishing my frequent posting habit.

    Sara
  • Social Networking · 1 year ago
    I am not sure that posting consistently is enough. Along with it content should be appealing, informative, interesting to users. Then they visit your blog again.
  • Sara Ch. · 1 year ago
    I absolutely agree that content has to be high quality as well if you want a regular readership. However, if you don't post consistently your organic traffic just won't be there and those quality articles will be for nothing.

    Sara
  • 1990 toys · 1 year ago
    Its good to finally see you get back to posting a lot more!

    I have missed you!

    1990 toys's last blog post..Do anyone remember the Slider burger?
  • Elaine · 1 year ago
    Yes, i have also just learnt that daily posting is important especially for those who are serious in blogging to achieve your page ranking. For new bloggers, this can be so very challenging as it seems to have "so much to do". I find Courtneytuttle.com information there are very solid and valuable which was shared from his own experience in this game.
  • brad · 1 year ago
    does anyone find it odd that people are still commenting on the importance of daily blogging when the site reccomending this hasn't been updated for 25 days?

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  • Weird Gifts · 1 year ago
    It's not all that tough doing a few big articles a month if you really enjoy what you're writing about.

    Weird Gifts's last blog post..Does Your Nose Hair Trimmer Have All the Comfort of Your Own Finger?
  • Limited gründen · 1 year ago
    Good to hear that you are posting more frequently. Thanks...
  • job · 1 year ago
    totally agree!
    the bloggers should post consistently, with a great content of course... this is to ensure the readers keep on reading on our site..
  • Steve Moss · 1 year ago
    I had no idea about the deletion process either. This article is extremely useful and informative!
  • bradhart · 1 year ago
    well how nifty, I made it to around the blogosphere with my post about this site... I almost feel like i am a success having it come full circle!
  • Jeff Gordon · 1 year ago
    great post
  • Happy Camper · 1 year ago
    Good point made, if you want to build a readership then consistently posting is needed. I never seen a feed reader prompting to remove the feed though, pretty neat but could also be annoying.
  • Bodybuilding · 1 year ago
    Once your blog is established you don't notice much difference, whether you post every week or monthly, if most of your traffic is from the search engines and your site is established.

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  • tummy tuck jeans · 1 year ago
    Heck yah, you have to post often. If not, then you will lose your readers interest in your blog.

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  • le37m86bd · 10 months ago
    well is it important how many uniques you have? if people still look at the archives (and all in alle same nr. of impressions) and you get the same ad revenue, it makes your day, doesnt it?