Comments on: Is Posting Too Often A Detriment To Your Blog http://bloggingwithoutablog.com/is-posting-too-often-a-detriment-to-your-blog/ Fri, 19 Mar 2010 03:26:49 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: elelejeofsMiz http://bloggingwithoutablog.com/is-posting-too-often-a-detriment-to-your-blog/#comment-86361 elelejeofsMiz Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:46:47 +0000 http://bloggingwithoutablog.com/?p=1389#comment-86361 Hi to all! this is my first Thread, i hope thats okay, i would be say "hello" to this Forum :-) I came from Germany and i must lern English for my School Exam. so i will be speak over this Forum to any Members to train my English Online. Thats more Funny that the boring Schooltraining.... So, thanks in Advance for your Questions and Answers to me to help me train my English.... Greetings to all, Sandra Hi to all!
this is my first Thread, i hope thats okay, i would be say “hello” to this Forum :-) I came from Germany and i must lern English for my School Exam. so i will be speak over this Forum to any Members to train my English Online. Thats more Funny that the boring Schooltraining….

So, thanks in Advance for your Questions and Answers to me to help me train my English….

Greetings to all,

Sandra

]]> By: PeytMannings http://bloggingwithoutablog.com/is-posting-too-often-a-detriment-to-your-blog/#comment-31920 PeytMannings Mon, 05 Jan 2009 21:06:48 +0000 http://bloggingwithoutablog.com/?p=1389#comment-31920 Facebook sucks. Blog posts that attempt to predict the future are generally 99.9999% wrong and simply link bait. Adding 'killer' to the title increases the posts shittyness. Why don't we leave the post mortems until after a death has occurred. Oh wait I know why, because the intention wasn't to write anything of value, it was to troll for responses and links. Speculation that Facebook will kill Twitter is as old as Twitter itself. The latest round came from AllFacebook, not exactly an impartial source, who argued recently that Facebook API’s could be used to build a Twitter like service. <a href="http://www.inquisitr.com/14244/why-facebook-may-already-be-killing-twitter/" rel="nofollow">Read >></a> Facebook sucks. Blog posts that attempt to predict the future are generally 99.9999% wrong and simply link bait. Adding ‘killer’ to the title increases the posts shittyness. Why don’t we leave the post mortems until after a death has occurred. Oh wait I know why, because the intention wasn’t to write anything of value, it was to troll for responses and links.

Speculation that Facebook will kill Twitter is as old as Twitter itself. The latest round came from AllFacebook, not exactly an impartial source, who argued recently that Facebook API’s could be used to build a Twitter like service.
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]]> By: Celes | EmbraceLiving.Net http://bloggingwithoutablog.com/is-posting-too-often-a-detriment-to-your-blog/#comment-29747 Celes | EmbraceLiving.Net Wed, 17 Dec 2008 17:00:14 +0000 http://bloggingwithoutablog.com/?p=1389#comment-29747 Hi Barbara! :) Thanks for your intriguing post! I believe the posting regularity is a function of the blog traffic as well as the size of the blog. If the traffic is very high, say 100,000 visitors a day, there's probably more reason to be posting regularly to keep the content refresh. A blog with slower traffic probably can get away with posting less frequently. On the blog size, I feel that older blogs with more materials in their archive can get away with posting less regularly since there is already good content which new/old visitors alike can check back in the event there is no new posts. For new blogs, I think there is a need to post frequently to keep the momentum going (hooking new visitors back) as well as to build up the content of the site. What's interesting is I have been contemplating the same question in your post myself too - I just launched my personal development blog (EmbraceLiving.Net) and I am trying to strike a good balance between posting regularly and not overwhelming visitors with too much content. So far I'm striking a balance with one post/day and seeing how it goes from there. (The only reason why I'm able to keep up is because I was focusing on writing quality content before I launched the site so that I don't need to worry about it for the few weeks after I launch it!) <abbr><em>Celes | EmbraceLiving.Net´s last blog post..<a href="http://embraceliving.net/blog/2008/12/10-ways-to-tell-if-you-are-a-perfectionist/" rel="nofollow">10 Ways To Tell If You Are A Perfectionist</a></em></abbr> Hi Barbara! :) Thanks for your intriguing post! I believe the posting regularity is a function of the blog traffic as well as the size of the blog. If the traffic is very high, say 100,000 visitors a day, there’s probably more reason to be posting regularly to keep the content refresh. A blog with slower traffic probably can get away with posting less frequently.

On the blog size, I feel that older blogs with more materials in their archive can get away with posting less regularly since there is already good content which new/old visitors alike can check back in the event there is no new posts. For new blogs, I think there is a need to post frequently to keep the momentum going (hooking new visitors back) as well as to build up the content of the site.

What’s interesting is I have been contemplating the same question in your post myself too – I just launched my personal development blog (EmbraceLiving.Net) and I am trying to strike a good balance between posting regularly and not overwhelming visitors with too much content. So far I’m striking a balance with one post/day and seeing how it goes from there. (The only reason why I’m able to keep up is because I was focusing on writing quality content before I launched the site so that I don’t need to worry about it for the few weeks after I launch it!)

Celes | EmbraceLiving.Net´s last blog post..10 Ways To Tell If You Are A Perfectionist

]]> By: Nick http://bloggingwithoutablog.com/is-posting-too-often-a-detriment-to-your-blog/#comment-28702 Nick Tue, 09 Dec 2008 11:14:08 +0000 http://bloggingwithoutablog.com/?p=1389#comment-28702 Its something I worry about. On most of my blogs I try to keep a one post a day rule... but i do sometimes end up going a fair amount over that on a fast news day. Maybe I should learn to try get more form one post that I would from numerous. Certainly food for though <abbr><em>Nick´s last blog post..<a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/WelshRugbyBlog/~3/477608491/" rel="nofollow">Stcherbina improving</a></em></abbr> Its something I worry about. On most of my blogs I try to keep a one post a day rule… but i do sometimes end up going a fair amount over that on a fast news day.

Maybe I should learn to try get more form one post that I would from numerous. Certainly food for though

Nick´s last blog post..Stcherbina improving

]]> By: Barbara Swafford http://bloggingwithoutablog.com/is-posting-too-often-a-detriment-to-your-blog/#comment-28606 Barbara Swafford Mon, 08 Dec 2008 20:32:14 +0000 http://bloggingwithoutablog.com/?p=1389#comment-28606 Hi Tammy - Yes, cutting back on the activities on our own blog is a great way to spend more time on others. I've now cut back to four days a week and just that one extra day had made a big difference. Hi Tammy – Yes, cutting back on the activities on our own blog is a great way to spend more time on others. I’ve now cut back to four days a week and just that one extra day had made a big difference.

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