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Hello everyone,

i recently have open an crypto blog website.

1) How often should i launch a post? 1 per day? 1 per week? 1 per month?

2) How long should i start getting good traffic?

Thank you guys
 
at the start post 4 daily when you reach 100 posts go for 1 post per 3days
thats what i was doing
 
4 posts per day? Thats really hard since i try to launch 700-1000 word posts.
 
the goal is to reach 100 posts but later you will post 1 per 3 days
as a start just buy some articles or follow @Purush Content writing method will make it easier
 
one post a day is ok when you start a blog and you can do google analytics to check your organic traffic
 
If your site is an AUTHORITY site, 1 per month is plenty

If you site is a CRYPTO NEWS site, you better update daily

It all depends on the kind of VALUE you want to bring to your readers
 
If your site is an AUTHORITY site, 1 per month is plenty

If you site is a CRYPTO NEWS site, you better update daily

It all depends on the kind of VALUE you want to bring to your readers
How many posts do you need before driving traffic to your site
 
I got an domain with a 20 DR from a Bank that gone bankrupt, is it good?
 
It depends on the content that you share. I’d say that one post a day is more than enough, especially if it’s high-quality. Also, check out Google Analytics to see what’s your best source of organic traffic. Then you can work on your strategy for that specific source and increase the traffic. In addition, improve SEO and try to increase your presence and promotion on social media. That way, it won’t take long until your target audience finds you.
 
1 post per day is good enough to go. Remember that just writing blog posts is not going to be enough to get traffic. It's also important to spend time promoting your posts. That means getting out and connecting with people to bring attention to your blog. Focus on high-quality content that provides real value to readers.
 
One post a day would be better because google loves blog that update their content and have a good backlink
 
1 per day is good but you have to post regularly. Google likes discipline :)
 
Try to publish three blog posts per week minimum, as long as you can hit your quality standards. The average time it takes for a new blog to get traction in the search engines is around 3 to 6 months.
 
1) How often should i launch a post? 1 per day? 1 per week? 1 per month?
There is no set amount of time. It's not about Quantity but rather QUALITY so instead of focusing on how many, you should instead focus on writing articles that cover every single aspect of the given topic you are writing about, formatting perfectly with relevant images and graphics etc.

2) How long should i start getting good traffic?
This simply can never be answered with certain probability. It's the same aged old question "How long is a piece of string".

My advice would be to focus on your content, your SEO best practices for on-page and once all of that is done you should defiantly start to see movement for your keyword which in turn hopefully results in traffic. You can then use Off-Page to boost your ranking to further increase traffic.

Good luck with your project, I hope this helps.
 
wow! there are people who actually create 4 posts per day! I'm struggling to create 2 per week! Heard that's the optimum for a starter.
 
I would say around 3-4 short blog posts (300-400 words) and 1-2 long-form blog posts (1500-2500 words) per week should help drive organic traffic. The key is to keep up the quality of the blog post. Here are some tips for better results:

1. Use CoSchedule's Headline analyzer tool to get the best headlines.
2. Use Grammarly/CopyScape to check if the article is plagiarism-free.
3. PROMOTE. Just writing and publishing the blog post isn't sufficient to drive traffic to your blog. Choose appropriate and best-suited channels and promote your blog posts. Use social listening tools to check if someone is asking the questions you're trying to answer in your blog post.
 
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