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Post Everything At Launch?

by Brendanm
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I have myself a few micro niche websites now and what i normally do is release a new article on my blog every one to two days until i have around six or seven and then leave it. Would it be better or effect me if i were to write all the articles before launch and put all the content on the blog straight away?
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  • Profile picture of the author wizzard74
    Don't put them all on the same day, spread them out.
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    • Profile picture of the author SlicedGenius
      You can certainly write them all before launch, but it's recommended to release them over time, as you do currently. As this mimics the organic nature of real sites, with content being added slowly over time, rather than all at once then nothing. It should look a lot better in the search engines eyes.
      You can always use a tool to schedule the articles (if you've pre-written them) - so you can still walk away once you launch and not have to keep coming back to it.
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    • Profile picture of the author Cataclysm1987
      Originally Posted by wizzard74 View Post

      Don't put them all on the same day, spread them out.
      Yep.

      Looks more natural.

      You can purchase auto posting plugins to drip feed your posts over time to automate this.
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  • Profile picture of the author Larkrise
    Hey Brendanm

    Its always recommended to post your content over time. I like to add the content, do all the on page seo and then pop back to publish or get my VA to do that at staggered intervals.

    As above you can get plugins to automate posting.

    If you're in a micro niche you may never need to return and get your site ranked with your existing content but if not, there are some simple strategies for adding some autoblog content that doesn't affect your main site pages but indicate to google that there is ongoing activity.

    Let me know if you want more details on that and meantime - come back and let us know how your doing
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  • Profile picture of the author Sornie Samante
    Personally, that is so unhealthy, do not get overwhelmed, allow at least 3 days or 2 upon posting those contents, that sense, you are allowing major search engines identify your online presence. Base on my experience, that best way to do it is to post an article daily. Search engines like Google will recognize your site, most especially if it is of high quality. Would it better to position yourself self first before adding more stuff to your niche websites. Trust me, it'll help you.
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  • Profile picture of the author Saul'
    You don't need plugins to schedule future posts in WP...

    As far as it looking natural, when you're just posting 6 or 7 posts there's really no difference. Unless you make tens or hundreds of posts per day there's really no difference. See if you can do that manually though, and that's they key. People talk about "looking natural" but unless you have a third arm or something you do look natural whatever you do It's only when you start using shenanigans it starts to matter.

    And finally, if it's not broken, don't fix it.
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    • Profile picture of the author Larkrise
      Originally Posted by Saul' View Post

      You don't need plugins to schedule future posts in WP...

      As far as it looking natural, when you're just posting 6 or 7 posts there's really no difference. Unless you make tens or hundreds of posts per day there's really no difference. See if you can do that manually though, and that's they key. People talk about "looking natural" but unless you have a third arm or something you do look natural whatever you do It's only when you start using shenanigans it starts to matter.

      And finally, if it's not broken, don't fix it.
      Hey Saul - I concur with you except...

      My comment response related solely to start up sites. Once its established and 'seasoned' a bit - I do all sorts of things with mine and get sites ranked for a whole bunch of keywords without having to do any backlinking.

      In that case I have been known to publish over 100 posts in one hit and they climb the rankings over the next 2 months to get on page one, like I said, without any backlinking. Those are long tail keywords of course but sometimes not long, just that google reads the keywords on site and assumes I'm authority.

      It's a cheeky bit of a strategy but so far is working out well. I've been asked by some warriors to do a wso on a part of it and that should be ready soon. It's not a big secret or anything but my product is a 'helper' tool if you like to make the existing strategy work quickly.

      Anyway young fella, if you want to post once a day for ever, Google will love you I'm sure
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  • Profile picture of the author Brendanm
    Thanks for the replies guys. I went ahead and wrote out my 7 articles and will take all of your advice and roll them out slowly.
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  • Profile picture of the author bizlinkx
    Add the content over time looks better as far a SEO goes. You can use fiverr to find some great article writers then you can concentrate on your business unless of course you love writing or have budget constrants.
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  • Profile picture of the author Troy_Phillips
    I always post in groups of three as part of a funnel and have no problem doing as many as I can do in a day .. on a new site even.

    As far as plug ins go .. you already have a scheduling tool built in to every post on word press.
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