All at once Or Scheduled?

If its a blog then B if its like wikipedia then A

B... for sure.

A website looks more active when your producing on-going content on a regular basis. Rather then a dump it all at once way.

You'll also get Google bots revisiting your site on a regular basis when producing on-going content that's constantly being added to the site.

Shoot with B, thats from my own personal success with niche sites.

Alex

If I were you I will schedule post one or two article per day..It's just my opinion..

You best bet is B my friend depending on the duration or how new you website is. Its better to be on the safe side and space your post to go out at at a sequence or time interval. To way your website grows gradually and get noticed by Google if you post regularly

B and if I might add a D, go for once a day!

Don't forget to distribute your posts to social media and engage there. I have a website that posts daily and needs the first traffic from social media - my two cents

Doesn't it depend on if you will carry on posting in the manner you are posting?

If you can get 100 new posts to post each week, then post them in a week, but if you can only get 100 new posts once every 6 months, spread them?

Isn't SEO for the long-haul, rather than for the short term gains?

If you need gains today, then use PPC and build up SEO in the background, until you get enough traffic that way to not need PPC (but as long as you get positive ROI on PPC, why stop?)..

That only matters for trying to keep a steady flow of traffic, example, automatic email sent out to a subscriber list each time a page goes live on your site.

C for sure, they won't index all posts at the same time anyway, and if they do, them what it is the difference ?

Here is another perspective

Are you going to have a 125 page website or will you be adding lots more articles?

If you are not going to add any more publish them all in one go.

However if you are going to be continually adding more articles look at like this:

You have 100 articles, and you post 3 a day for 33 days.

During that 33 days you write another 2 articles per day, so that's another 66 articles, which at 3 posts a day is another 22 days, then you have a week off and then write another 2 articles per day that's another 30 articles, enough for another 10 days

So that's what? your website being updated every day for 65 days and then some.


Gbot is going to adjust its crawl rate because of all this lovely fresh content you keep putting out and you will likely get your pages indexed quicker because of it.

Your RSS feed will be going mad too, as well as all your Social feeds and anything else you have going on.

I agree with paulgl's point about not waiting to post articles you already have.

Any thoughts about back dating the articles so that you don't have 100 articles with the same post date?

It depends, most of you are saying schedule,

But say he wants to put his article about best-pokemon-that-does-fire-damage

keyword traffic 1million, competition, zero.

all of his articles are like this, why would he slowly put these in over time, when he can just put them all up and rank for the terms he wants right away.

thus making yukons answer correct, but he answered indirectly, making it confusing.

It would be good to get a decent number of them up straight away to beef up your site a bit. However you never want a website to go stagnant. I know there is no proof but think about it. When Google is trying to rank things on relevancy, would they prefer a site that gets regularly updated or one that never gets updated?

As long as you already having a decent amount up, there can be no harm done by having some more to add on every few days.