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The Positive Effects of Blogging Frequency3

Some people say you have to blog every day. Other people say you shouldn’t blog every day. No one questions the fact that consistency is essential, but many people question frequency.

If you were to ask me, I would recommend that you blog every day. I blog twice a day, and most of the blogs I am subscribed to get updated daily. Some blogs get updated more than once a day.

However, I understand the argument that other people are making. The people who don’t believe in daily blogging say that weekly blogging can result in a better blog post. There’s more time to proofread, add more information, and systematizing those blogs are a lot easier.

If you tried looking for the answer on Google, you would see some bloggers who say you must blog every day while other bloggers will say you shouldn’t be blogging every day. The only way you can decide is with experience.

There are a lot of people who use different frequencies for their blog posts. Some bloggers create new blog posts every day while others post on their blog every week. There is no shirt that fits all in the frequency of blog posts.

The content of a blog is important, but getting your name to appear on other blogs and websites (guest blogger, interview, etc) will allow you to build up an audience. Many people who support blogging once a day tell other bloggers that the more you write, the better your SEO is.

I personally always publish at least 1 post every day. Sometimes, I will publish 2 posts on a single day. The second post I publish is usually a post about one of my products that gets published in the afternoon.

However, I am changing my approach towards the frequency that I blog. Statistics show that most people visit blogs during the morning and late at night. If you want to write a blog post every day, either publish the blog post in the morning or late at night.

I am going to try to publish 2 blog posts every day for an entire week (the first one at 9 a.m. as always and the second on at 9 p.m.). After a week, I will determine whether or not it will be too much work to publish content at that frequency.

The more you post, the better. However, don’t sacrifice quality to get quantity. If I realize I am sacrificing quality to get quantity, I will stop posting twice a day. If I am still able to get a lot of quality posts in, I will keep it up.

There is no shirt that fits all. My method was to publish 1 post every day, and now I am going to try publishing 2 posts every day. The Huffington Post and other news blogs publish over 100 posts every day. Some bloggers only put new content on their blog once a month.

It depends on what you are looking that will result in the right frequency for you.

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