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I am interested to know how often everyone else posts on their websites and how long these posts are?
I've just been chatting to another blogger and he said that he posts a 3000 word post every single day and he does it all himself. He is in the online marketing niche so it is content that needs to be well written.
How on earth does someone do this? I just can't figure it out.
I wish I could write like that for my website each and every day but if I write a 3000 word post it will take me 2 full days to get it exactly right.
With keyword research, researching my topic, writing the content, adding images... there is just no way I can do a 3000 post every single day.
I am just interested to know what other people do.
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I've posted here on SeoClerks and I think my longest was 1,800 words, but even that took a while. I knew what I wanted to write about and didn't think of how long it was going to be when I started. I might have been able to get it to 3,000 words if I stretched out the wording as much as possible, but when someone does that the text begins to be unreadable. And for anyone that hasn't read my posts, I like to get right to the point without a lot of fluff and pointless content
As for how often you should post, it's really up to you. I like to post at least 10 times a month and those posts are 800 to 1,200 words a piece. A lot of people will tell you that 400 word articles is enough for the search engines, but I want my readers to get all the info and feel satisfied with what they read. What's the point of giving them 400 words of content when it needs 800+ to be explained well. I never understood people when they complained about their 400 word articles not getting the traction they thought they deserved lol
If I were to do one extremely detailed post per day, I'm pretty sure I could get it to 3,000 words. It would just take a lot of time and I'd have to rewrite sections a few times and add in new info each time. Articles that size are pretty tough to do 3,000 words per post is incredibly difficult unless you have plenty or rambling and run on sentences lol :D I've posted here on SeoClerks and I think my longest was 1,800 words, but even that took a while. I knew what I wanted to write about and didn't think of how long it was going to be when I started. I might have been able to get it to 3,000 words if I stretched out the wording as much as possible, but when someone does that the text begins to be unreadable. And for anyone that hasn't read my posts, I like to get right to the point without a lot of fluff and pointless content :D As for how often you should post, it's really up to you. I like to post at least 10 times a month and those posts are 800 to 1,200 words a piece. A lot of people will tell you that 400 word articles is enough for the search engines, but I want my readers to get all the info and feel satisfied with what they read. What's the point of giving them 400 words of content when it needs 800+ to be explained well. I never understood people when they complained about their 400 word articles not getting the traction they thought they deserved lol :D If I were to do one extremely detailed post per day, I'm pretty sure I could get it to 3,000 words. It would just take a lot of time and I'd have to rewrite sections a few times and add in new info each time. Articles that size are pretty tough to do :(
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