Comments on: Should You or Shouldn’t You Post Every Day? http://www.thenewbusinessblog.com/traffic/should-you-or-shouldnt-you-post-every-day/ All Things Related to Business Sat, 11 Oct 2008 12:00:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Ash http://www.thenewbusinessblog.com/traffic/should-you-or-shouldnt-you-post-every-day/#comment-10760 Ash Wed, 06 Aug 2008 21:00:56 +0000 http://www.thenewbusinessblog.com/traffic/should-you-or-shouldnt-you-post-every-day/#comment-10760 I just started my blog on green businesses and I have been posting every day. While I agree that its better to put 3 quality posts instead of 7 crappy ones, I think its also better to put 7 quality posts overall per week. Bottom line is that the more activity you have on your blog the more traffic it will generate. I just started my blog on green businesses and I have been posting every day. While I agree that its better to put 3 quality posts instead of 7 crappy ones, I think its also better to put 7 quality posts overall per week. Bottom line is that the more activity you have on your blog the more traffic it will generate.

]]> By: Ann White http://www.thenewbusinessblog.com/traffic/should-you-or-shouldnt-you-post-every-day/#comment-8312 Ann White Tue, 29 Jan 2008 03:11:23 +0000 http://www.thenewbusinessblog.com/traffic/should-you-or-shouldnt-you-post-every-day/#comment-8312 If you want loyal readers, sign up with aweber and put a free sign up form with your smiling picture above it. People get a sense of what you look like and you send them a link from every post that you make without your lifting a finger except to make those posts. A master of this technique is James Brausch. He does advocate posting every day, even if you have other peopole help you, and he puts out both trackbacks to other folks' sites and posts about his business products and his philosophy of life. He also uses the email list for freebies that you can't get unelss you have the free password he sends out. He calls it "training your readers" to come back every day. If you want loyal readers, sign up with aweber and put a free sign up form with your smiling picture above it. People get a sense of what you look like and you send them a link from every post that you make without your lifting a finger except to make those posts.

A master of this technique is James Brausch. He does advocate posting every day, even if you have other peopole help you, and he puts out both trackbacks to other folks’ sites and posts about his business products and his philosophy of life. He also uses the email list for freebies that you can’t get unelss you have the free password he sends out. He calls it “training your readers” to come back every day.

]]> By: Jim Lee http://www.thenewbusinessblog.com/traffic/should-you-or-shouldnt-you-post-every-day/#comment-8189 Jim Lee Tue, 22 Jan 2008 02:58:08 +0000 http://www.thenewbusinessblog.com/traffic/should-you-or-shouldnt-you-post-every-day/#comment-8189 Hi Brian, I have to disagree with at least the part that "Loyal Readers Don't Exist" (although I DO agree with your comment within that section about the quality of your blog post being important). There ARE strategies to help dramatically increase your readers' loyalty to your blog. As an example, here's a posting by James Brausch, where he reveals some of his blog stats for November 2007: http://www.jamesbrausch.com/my-blog-stats/ In there, he discloses that out of 206,350 total visitors in November, 137,484 (or 67%) had no referrer, meaning they typed his URL directly. Compare that to the next-nearest referrer of real traffic (1,636), which was from Google's search engine results. Cheers, Jim Hi Brian,

I have to disagree with at least the part that “Loyal Readers Don’t Exist” (although I DO agree with your comment within that section about the quality of your blog post being important).

There ARE strategies to help dramatically increase your readers’ loyalty to your blog.

As an example, here’s a posting by James Brausch, where he reveals some of his blog stats for November 2007:
http://www.jamesbrausch.com/my-blog-stats/

In there, he discloses that out of 206,350 total visitors in November, 137,484 (or 67%) had no referrer, meaning they typed his URL directly.

Compare that to the next-nearest referrer of real traffic (1,636), which was from Google’s search engine results.

Cheers,
Jim

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