How frequently do you post on your websites?

varun barve

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hey, guys, I am having 3 websites in different niches and I have hired a content writer for writing blog posts.

I am currently doing a mix of no of posts for websites I wanted to know what kind of strategy are you guys using?

I have an AdSense & amazon affiliate websites.

The content writer is going to produce 70k words of content every month so I wanted to know how I can use this writer for all sites with different numbers of words for posts.

I am going to put regular content on all my websites.

I do my kw research on my own via ahrefs and other tools and manual checks.

Would love to discuss more content writing and strategies regarding posting and number of words.

The main menu should have a subcategory for content writing I feel cause nobody talks much about that in the blogging on the white hat SEO category!
 
I think it depends on niche and number of words. Firstly, you can research the competitors then you can make a plan. In my opinion, you can share 2 contents per week (1.5 - 2k words).
 
I do usually release 6 blogs for each of the category keywords.
The idea is to make the web spiders understand that we have more relevant information to that topic.

no timelines.
 
Maximum of 5 posts in a day then 1-2 days break and another 5 posts and so on.
 
Sorry to hijack the thread, but also how many posts do you think is ideal before you can start getting good traffic?
 
Long-form posts (1500-2500 word posts) tend to rank better compared to short-form posts. You should target posting at least 1 long-form post and a couple of short-form posts in a week.
 
I usually go with 3 or 4 posts a week, 1500–2500 words long. I suggest you post at least 3 times a week on each of your websites.
 
Ooh God, It's simple twice a week for tough niches and 3 times with easy and generic niches. I am not talking about 500 words.
 
I just finished a online course about this and I'm figuring out my strategy for site content.

One thing that was mentioned was updating. So supposedly, as long as your content is good, new, and relevant, it doesn't matter how often you post. the quality and format is what matters most.
 
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