Posting Every Day Makes Me a Better Blog?  Here’s how I see it. If I post great content every 3-7 days, isn’t that better than if I were to post poor or mediocre quality content every day? The answer is obvious to me. I should post in a way that results in better quality, no?So then, posting every day is not a “carve it in stone” rule. If search engines use it in their algorithms to rank sites, it’s another misnomer as I see it, because the everyday post could just be junk.
Quality Posts Must Be Frequent and Regular Still  I know, I probably don’t post enough to this blog for some of you. Sorry, but producing quality content that is meaningful and valuable takes a little more time, thought and effort than that.But I will agree that posting often and regularly is important because of the audience and the need they have for continuous information. Otherwise they may lose interest or think the blog has become inactive.
What Is The Minimum Time Standard for a Quality Blog?  I’d say it is at least once a week. Anything less than once every 7-10 days and people will begin to wonder. Once a week may also match how often people would regularly visit the site based on how much info you provide per post. It may take them a couple days just to read one post.However, I also say, cut us bloggers some slack! Sometimes our lives get busy too! We can’t always blog, but we will most of the time.
Depends on the Topic Too  Entertainment and celebrity gossip sites may have a daily audience while other more academic or information-based sites have a every few days or once a week following.Whatever the case may be, follow the key rule in marketing and product satisfaction - match the service you provide to the needs of your target audience or market.I hope this was helpful and definitely welcome some dialogue on this one. How often would you visit this blog BTW, daily? Maybe I blog too little then, As always feedback is helpful.
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