Comments on: Do You Know How Often Your Readers Want You to Post? http://daneblogger.com/post/ Helps You Build a Money Making Blog Sun, 25 Jul 2010 10:56:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Henrik Blunck http://daneblogger.com/post/comment-page-1/#comment-1110 Henrik Blunck Mon, 15 Mar 2010 13:00:46 +0000 http://daneblogger.com/?p=826#comment-1110 I fully agree that the optimal number of articles would have been daily, but I also realize that you have on- and off-days. I sometimes decide to write on our personal blog and at other times I am into writing about the Apple Mac and maybe on another day about the topic of earning money online. When you total all the articles I end up writing maybe 400 articles per year, but in separate niches. I do prefer the perspective of 70 kick-ass articles on one blog per year instead of people rewritting crappy PLR-articles to create tons of content that is useless repetition. Thanks for always motivating us to think further in your articles. You're doing great. :-) .-= Henrik Blunck's last blog ..<a href="http://www.blunck.dk/earning-money-online/2010/03/12/399-spam-comments/" rel="nofollow">399 Spam Comments</a> =-. I fully agree that the optimal number of articles would have been daily, but I also realize that you have on- and off-days. I sometimes decide to write on our personal blog and at other times I am into writing about the Apple Mac and maybe on another day about the topic of earning money online.

When you total all the articles I end up writing maybe 400 articles per year, but in separate niches. I do prefer the perspective of 70 kick-ass articles on one blog per year instead of people rewritting crappy PLR-articles to create tons of content that is useless repetition.

Thanks for always motivating us to think further in your articles. You’re doing great. :-)
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]]> By: Derek Jensen http://daneblogger.com/post/comment-page-1/#comment-1091 Derek Jensen Thu, 11 Mar 2010 09:49:48 +0000 http://daneblogger.com/?p=826#comment-1091 @Mikkel Juhl, I would say that my filler posts are the polls I often do which are usually on a day that I have already posted an article and received some sort of response. Early on I am trying to come up with as many posts as possible to flood my archives. This way I can come back and see if I can expand on any article. Basically, I just write about all of my ideas at first so their is high quantity, but still need to keep in mind that they cannot be totally poor quality. .-= Derek Jensen's last blog ..<a href="http://www.lifenotion.com/ask-the-class/how-willing-are-you-to-try-something-new/" rel="nofollow">How Willing are You To Try Something New?</a> =-. @Mikkel Juhl, I would say that my filler posts are the polls I often do which are usually on a day that I have already posted an article and received some sort of response.

Early on I am trying to come up with as many posts as possible to flood my archives. This way I can come back and see if I can expand on any article. Basically, I just write about all of my ideas at first so their is high quantity, but still need to keep in mind that they cannot be totally poor quality.
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]]> By: James http://daneblogger.com/post/comment-page-1/#comment-1063 James Mon, 08 Mar 2010 21:42:15 +0000 http://daneblogger.com/?p=826#comment-1063 Hi Mikkel, There are so many things that come into play here. The main one is time. I am spending an hour per day at the moment on content. So a post per day is ideal, but if you do that everyday, you can run out of steam. I am writing one a day to focus on building my traffic, networking is a huge component as well. I love this blog post. Hi Mikkel,

There are so many things that come into play here. The main one is time. I am spending an hour per day at the moment on content. So a post per day is ideal, but if you do that everyday, you can run out of steam.

I am writing one a day to focus on building my traffic, networking is a huge component as well.

I love this blog post.

]]> By: TheInfoPreneur http://daneblogger.com/post/comment-page-1/#comment-839 TheInfoPreneur Thu, 11 Feb 2010 06:07:13 +0000 http://daneblogger.com/?p=826#comment-839 Hi Mikkel, Good question, I tend to write a lot of content, in fact I'm going to write my 200th post tonight and am a firm believer it's the main reason I am where I am now. Does it matter, erm... not really I don't think, like keith said some don't like reading huge essays like the sort Steve Pavilina puts out, but for me and my site it works a treat. Hi Mikkel,

Good question, I tend to write a lot of content, in fact I’m going to write my 200th post tonight and am a firm believer it’s the main reason I am where I am now.

Does it matter, erm… not really I don’t think, like keith said some don’t like reading huge essays like the sort Steve Pavilina puts out, but for me and my site it works a treat.

]]> By: Brian Inman http://daneblogger.com/post/comment-page-1/#comment-833 Brian Inman Wed, 10 Feb 2010 07:01:36 +0000 http://daneblogger.com/?p=826#comment-833 I prefer writing just one article a day. If I feel like I may have a surplus of ideas for the week I just post some on Ezine. I have debated with myself even on one a day. Would it be better to let people savor a topic for two days? This might increase comments, but also could backfire if people visit the next day, and see the same post. .-= Brian Inman's last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/RedEyeBlogging/~3/l8JhffscxMI/putting-your-own-spin-on-your-gaming.html" rel="nofollow">Putting Your Own Spin On Your Gaming Blog Articles</a> =-. I prefer writing just one article a day. If I feel like I may have a surplus of ideas for the week I just post some on Ezine.

I have debated with myself even on one a day. Would it be better to let people savor a topic for two days? This might increase comments, but also could backfire if people visit the next day, and see the same post.
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]]> By: Mikkel Juhl http://daneblogger.com/post/comment-page-1/#comment-810 Mikkel Juhl Mon, 08 Feb 2010 21:29:29 +0000 http://daneblogger.com/?p=826#comment-810 Yeah, the "filler" posts are good just at giving you some content. On days you are inproductive. Everybody have those days. .-= Mikkel Juhl´s last blog ..<a href="http://daneblogger.com/post/" rel="nofollow">How Often Should You Post?</a> =-. Yeah, the “filler” posts are good just at giving you some content. On days you are inproductive. Everybody have those days.
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]]> By: Keith http://daneblogger.com/post/comment-page-1/#comment-808 Keith Mon, 08 Feb 2010 19:19:56 +0000 http://daneblogger.com/?p=826#comment-808 I try to post everyday, mainly for consistency, and sometimes I will post more than once a day if I am in a creative mood. I try to keep my articles around 500-600 words because I know most people are not into reading 1000+ word articles, I prefer to break those up into a series of posts (many reasons for that) Sometimes I do post "filler" on my site, like a funny youtube video or something, just to keep posts going on a daily basis. .-= Keith´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/HotBlogTips/~3/kKN-zCuKCtI/do-follow-forum-just-for-bloggers" rel="nofollow">Do-Follow Forum Just For Bloggers</a> =-. I try to post everyday, mainly for consistency, and sometimes I will post more than once a day if I am in a creative mood.

I try to keep my articles around 500-600 words because I know most people are not into reading 1000+ word articles, I prefer to break those up into a series of posts (many reasons for that)

Sometimes I do post “filler” on my site, like a funny youtube video or something, just to keep posts going on a daily basis.
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]]> By: Simon | Profit Duck http://daneblogger.com/post/comment-page-1/#comment-807 Simon | Profit Duck Mon, 08 Feb 2010 16:48:12 +0000 http://daneblogger.com/?p=826#comment-807 I agree, and I will try to do that this week coming. I'm also looking at writing the articles a bit longer, so that I can get them better quality and not have to post as often. Thanks for the advice :) I agree, and I will try to do that this week coming. I’m also looking at writing the articles a bit longer, so that I can get them better quality and not have to post as often.

Thanks for the advice :)

]]> By: Mikkel Juhl http://daneblogger.com/post/comment-page-1/#comment-806 Mikkel Juhl Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:02:57 +0000 http://daneblogger.com/?p=826#comment-806 @Simon I just think you need to keep the quality in the posts, so if you only have the energy for writing 2 kick-ass articles then stay with 2, instead of 3. @Simon I just think you need to keep the quality in the posts, so if you only have the energy for writing 2 kick-ass articles then stay with 2, instead of 3.

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