Hi Michael, I think that that can be answered by how many are too many when you get messages from one of your "gurus".

Thanks to all WAers for the good answer.

Keep a schedule is more important that how many posts you make. Decide on a number and write. If you get ahead, just schedule them to go public when you need them to.

I agree with Beverley, comparing your plight to others will only lead to a perpetual cycle of frustration and disappointment. It's best not to focus too much on what other people are doing, as the monetary aspect of a website is very unique and personal. Some people can make money with 5 posts within 3 weeks, others it takes 60 posts in 9 months. One size doesn't fit all, as Beverley rightly said, the emphasis is on being consistent with regular content submission.

There is no magic formulae for this whatever you might read. You do want to update your site on a regular basis and I would say a minimum of once a week. If you can do more - great, but it's better to be consistent. Some people do more when they are first launching their site and then ease down to something that they know they can keep up. :) Beverley

I was told an authority site is around 300 posts to really see good results. I think it just depends on some of your selections on keywords and marketing methods.