Your research is great! Thank you for this post. You would definitely be doing us all a favor to stick to your method of blogging only worthy content. That is not a personal statement, that goes to everyone. Weather it’s art, writing, news, or shoes….., the world is definitely over saturated with junk and clutter. Creators should not cloud the minds of consumers with such useless material. Time to clean house.

Keep up the great blogs!
Kelli

great blog post. As a regular reader of your blog I’ve noticed a recent increase in frequency of your posts and had actually commented on it today at lunch as to how you’ve been a “Blogging Machine” lately!

The findings of your test are quite interesting and leads me to believe that we may have to increase the frequency we blog.

Keep the good advice rolling!

Eoin.

I would love to write every day. The two things stopping me are:

1) as you shared, a lack of quality content. Even with posting 2-3/week, my posts flop on occasion. If I were to write every day, the quality of my content would definitely decrease.

2) Time. If I were a full time blogger, I would make a point to try to post every day. I’m not a full time blogger though, and if I tried to write every day, it would either negatively impact my full time obligations, or leave me with very little personal time.

I wonder if I just did this for 2 weeks, as you did, if I would find long term benefits from it.

It reminds me of the “guest post marathons” I see others doing too. It sounds great, but half of the posts that come out of them are crap…so is it worth it?

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Thanks Mike.

Bottom line: Sare the good stuff, when you have time to do it justice.

Thanks for the feedback sir!

I miss some days, purely because I have nothing I believe to be of enough value. If I wanted to I could blog several times every day – but the quality would drop.

Yep – Balance!