Post by account_disabled on Dec 19, 2023 3:39:42 GMT -5
Publishing several times a day will surely be a good option. But if your content is longer, such as tutorials, detailed analyses, studies, etc., your readers will need more time to digest the information. There are topics that do not have "material" enough for constant publications. It's that simple. A blog about technology will have much more news than a blog about origami, for example. Who is your audience? To ensure that you offer relevant information in your posts at a good frequency, you need to know your audience. If you create a persona, which is a fictitious representation of your ideal client.
Taking into account demographic and behavioral data, as well as personal Special Data interests and motivations, you will already be a step forward in your content marketing strategy. As an example: if you have a blog about games, it is very likely that your audience is teenagers and has more time to access and read your posts. But if your blog is about investments and finances, your readers (even if they are very interested) will no longer have the same time. How much time can you dedicate to producing posts? You are among friends, you say that you have to go because you have to write an article and one of them blurts out the phrase: "But it shouldn't take you more than half an hour to write it!" Your blood boils.
He's your friend and you love him very much, so you relieve him, right? Even if your friend doesn't know it, there are activities that you need to do before, during and after writing an article so that it has quality and achieves good results: choose the topic you will write about; study about it; research keywords; spread your publication. Among other things. This takes time, so knowing how much you have will be of great help to define not only the frequency, but also the length of your content. Good frequency practices Know your limitations If you are a business, have you already considered the size of your company, who your competitors are.
Taking into account demographic and behavioral data, as well as personal Special Data interests and motivations, you will already be a step forward in your content marketing strategy. As an example: if you have a blog about games, it is very likely that your audience is teenagers and has more time to access and read your posts. But if your blog is about investments and finances, your readers (even if they are very interested) will no longer have the same time. How much time can you dedicate to producing posts? You are among friends, you say that you have to go because you have to write an article and one of them blurts out the phrase: "But it shouldn't take you more than half an hour to write it!" Your blood boils.
He's your friend and you love him very much, so you relieve him, right? Even if your friend doesn't know it, there are activities that you need to do before, during and after writing an article so that it has quality and achieves good results: choose the topic you will write about; study about it; research keywords; spread your publication. Among other things. This takes time, so knowing how much you have will be of great help to define not only the frequency, but also the length of your content. Good frequency practices Know your limitations If you are a business, have you already considered the size of your company, who your competitors are.