Why You Should Write Blog Posts on a Regular Basis

usually an indicator you are posting too much. Keep an eye on this for a while and change the frequency at which you post to your blog. Not posting often enough is usually the problem blog owners have though.

Another problem bloggers run into is creating content that is intriguing and “draws a reader in” to want to read more. Sometimes it is hard to think of ways to do this and bloggers continue to just post information about their niche, products, or services.

You are supposed to do this, but there are other techniques to grab a reader’s attention. For instance, you want the blog to be personable and write in such a way it is like you are talking to the reader. You can write a story of something that happens to you each day, or a current event that is happening in the world.

These stories are great to add to your blog, but do remember you want the content to be evergreen. If you are not sure what that means, you create content without mentioning specific dates. You also write it as if it just happened. This will make the content seem very current. All you really need to do at this point is create a bunch of stories of events in your life and have them scheduled to post on your blog. You can also schedule them to be announced on your social media accounts. The best results come from having your content scheduled a week or more ahead of time. It is recommended to create about seven to ten articles beforehand. Then when you are ready and have content prepared and edited, schedule the dates they should be posted. WordPress has a feature where you can do this.

Now as your content gets published, it will post at the selected date and time you scheduled it to. When your readers look at it, they will see content being frequently posted and know you are constantly updating your blog. But just posting to one blog may limit your audience. There are many other people who use other blog software such as Blogger. It is a good idea – if