Why Most Blogs Stay Stuck Even After Publishing 100+ Posts?

Yes, site quality, deep cluster and internal linking will win. I tried the new Drupal starshort version is full shit crap! It's a limited version, you can't install module and themes and onle the Olivero themes not showing read more link on a sortened (trimmed) blog post only the title is clickable. Who uses this shitty cms ? Way too complicated.

Have a fast litespeed webhosting, install wordpress use only FSE clean code themes, memcache or redis (serverside installed) and set a cronjob in cpanel, then you have a snappy fast website which will not bloat up your database too (set it tomax. 2 revisions) and have your posts images host external with backblaze. Then you have a twisted wordpress who will run fast like these big cms systems who have built in cache system.
 
Lack of focus and not specializing in a niche is what keeps blogs behind. If you're going to do it at least do it well. What I mean is that many blogs are too generic and face the competition of bigger blogs who have a broader topic/niche. When you specialized in something you get to become an authority in it therefore you can rank better in a sub niche than a broader bigger niche (where everyone is competing with anyone).
Exactly this. A blog about "fitness" will never beat Healthline but a blog about "strength training for men over 40" can dominate its niche completely. Specificity is what turns a new blog into an authority faster than any other strategy.
 
I have Seen this type of Issues, I think it's common for some reason, so I don't be worried for this. always I try to keep Consistency with proper SEO and Qualitiful Content.
 
Totally agree with the need for focus. In my experience blogs stall when topics wander and internal linking is weak. Pick one strong niche, build tight topic clusters, and anchor them with solid pillar posts. Clean up or merge weak posts so every piece links to something relevant. When the structure is clear, readers and crawlers both find their way and authority starts building.
 
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