I still see one flaw that consists of chasing keyword without building up any topical authority. nowaday, you can hardly achieve rankings with only one blog post.
I believe that another often ignored mistake is the failure to analyze the existing successes. bloggers tend to write new articles but do not try to modify existing ones or learn why some posts have more success than others. small changes can go a long way even without writing other more articles.
One common error made by many people is considering publishing to be the entire process. bloggers usually continue adding posts without going through their clicks, and engagement and improving them. It is possible for a small number of posts that are frequently improved to perform far better than many un improved posts.
Trying to cover so many topics at one Time rather than any specific one....
another one that comes to mind is when people chase every single SEO trick they hear about. They change tactics too quickly before anything has really had enough tym to take effect. blogging is all about being consistent, not trying something new all the time. consistency is imp.
In my opinion, the biggest blunder made is considering regular posting as equal to development. new bloggers tend to write on what interests them, without considering any problem statement of their target readership or search demands. In fact, a few strategically written posts could tell you a lot more than 200 random posts.
I think they do not work properly on SEO of Article and so they don't get ranked. It could be the root cause.
