How many articles I should post on my blog daily?

[yudhi]

I'm getting so confused about number of posts I should update to my blog?
one or two each day or week?
will it be better if I update daily posts?

 

[JOSourcing]

I think the daily quota is more appropriate for a team of bloggers or a small company of some sort. A single blogger will quickly burn out at that rate. (And yes, I'm speaking from experience.)

1 - 2 posts/week should be fine.

 

[elcidofaguy]

Just to add at the end of the day its not quantity that counts but quality and a steady rate that you are comfortable... I would simply aim to write the best and most informative article in reference to "epic content marketing"... In other words the type of article that brings in the wow factor... Most of the top bloggers that I follow are putting out posts such as these at a rate of 2-4 a month and are doing very well... The key is to be consistent ...

 

[RDO Servers]

1-2 a week is good, 3/week at the most.

Quality over quantity is a very good point aswell.

 

[MikePNV]

I agree one or two a week is good. Make sure that the content is good and fresh and unique and that can get you far.

 

[rankpilot]

While before I thought that publishing daily was the key to good SEO ranking, after several months of such an approach, I understood that I was devoting too much time to counting rather than producing quality content. As soon as I started to publish whenever I wanted to publish something worth being published (happened once or twice a week), engagement increased and it became easier to update old articles.
i believe that there is no such thing as the right frequency of publication. It is much better to have a realistic schedule and stick to it for several months than publish daily for a couple of weeks.

 

[kb24]

I'd rather have quality posts rather than 10 random posts. Always quality

 

[Cchaen]

1 to 3 high-quality articles per week is ideal for most blogs.

 

[Shawn Gossman]

I run multiple blogs. They're earning me a profit, so I'm addicted to it.

I do one post a week. 1,500 to 3,000 words. High quality, value-packed, problem solving.

This earns me a fair amount of money and traffic and it's easy to turn into a consistent system.

I always batch and try to stay a few posts ahead in case I have a bad week. I maintain a large content calendar/idea list to ensure I always have something to write about.

I always recommend this tactic to bloggers at first, Do it until you think you can add another post a week. But if all you want to do is one, that's totally fine.

You start posting one a day or multiple posts a day, unless you're full-time on your blog and nothing else, it's a great way to burnout and start prioritizing quantity over quality. Blogging isn't social media. Scaling doesn't work like it does on social media.

Social media posts are short-lived.

You can make your blog post evergreen, and it can live forever.