How many aticles are you writing for your website weekly - 2, 3, 4 or even one a day?

If you are at the higher end of the scale, can you say honestly that you have written first class content - an article that your proud of, an article that will be shared and liked by many.

Also, have you done everything, to get this article on the first page of Google, have you performed throrough keyword research, checked the competiton of the keyword you are targeting, ensure you have optimized the page correctly for on page SEO. included relevant images, and/or videos

Have you promoted and shared your content, with your social media platforms and groups, requested comments from fellow members here at WA, and given great replies to the comments.

Did You HONESTLY answer YES to ALL of the above?

If you can answer a resounding yes, to ALL of the above, then fair play to you - I would think that you are prolific writer, with outstanding organization skills, and probably don't have much time for sleep.

Now, if your thinking to yourself, that your content could be better, or you have not promoted your article as well as you could have then you should stop, and re-think.

There is no set amount of articles you need to write for your website, it’s much more important to promote the posts you already have to get them to #1 in Google.

Quality Is Far Better Than Quantity

The thing is that google ranks PAGES - not size of the website so keeping your website updated with new posts every day really isn’t going to help that much with ranking individual posts.

If you have limited time to spend on your internet business then the bulk of it should be spent on promotion and back linking of your existing pages. Period.

Am I Saying That It’s Bad To Add New Content To Your Website?

Of course not!

The more posts you have, the more opportunities for people to find your blog or website.

It’s great to add as many posts as you can provided you are doing the proper keyword research and on page SEO for each post.

All’s I’m saying is to rank for 1 keyword, then thinking that you have to update your blog with new content every day can derail you from the more important job of promoting your work

Now it goes without saying that its critical that you have fresh posts so that people come back over and over, but one AWESOME post a week or a fortnight, promoted properly, will far outweigh, 4 or 5 posts that have little depth, and offer little value to your customers,

One or two first class posts a week will ensure that you gain a great following, as people look forward to reading what you have written, and will naturally share your material,

This is what will get you to the first pages of the search engines.

Let me know how much content you add weekly, or if you have any additions or arguments to the post

Kindest Regards

Paul