Publishing On Your New Blog

By Author: Johnson Philip
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There is plenty of income in Blogging if it is done properly. Thus you should start blogging as soon as your blog is set up. There is a reason for this.

Why Starting To Post Immediately: It takes some time (from a few weeks to a few months, depending upon the niche you have chosen) for your blog to become highly visible in the major search engines. Content on your blog plays a role in becoming visible.

Content is king for search engines. In other words, the more the content, and the more it is related to your overall theme, the more the websites will give importance to the content. This does not mean that if you dump 100 articles today they will have the same effect as posting two articles a day for the next 50 days. Search engines always give importance to websites that are populated on a regular basis.

This means that you should start posting on your blog from day one that it becomes functional. Of course, the first 10 to 30 posts will not be noticed by anyone, but then all investments have this kind of a dead-zone where your investment does not bring any immediate or visible result. Nothing is possible ...
... without this dead-zone, but you should not forget that what returns you see much later were initiated by these.

How Frequently To Post: Not only should you start posting immediately, but you should also post regularly. If possible make it seven days a week till you see substantial returns. If you think that is impossible, just pause and assess how much is the investment you are willing to make because except in a lottery ticket that you win, all returns are proportionate to investment. Remember that 200 word per post would suffice.

Most writers write articles that are 1000 to 2500 words long, with 1500 being the average. If you look at it that way, you would realize that writing seven days a week is no more than writing only one average-length article per week.

What To Publish: You might be tempted to write sloppily in the beginning. Never fall into that temptation. Though your initial articles will attract only a handful of visitors, quality articles from the beginning will prompt them to come back. This means that each quality article will probably add to repeat visits from an increasing set of visitors who will eventually become your "core readership".

Many among your core readership will have their own blogs where they might add your blog in their favorite blogs. This link will add to your reputation and also the reputation of the blog. Still others might be so touched by one of your posts that they might make a mention of this post. Maybe they will even write a full post to feature your blog or one of your posts. These things keep happening, because you do not know when one of your posts catches the fancy of another blogger. Therefore give out your best right from the beginning.

Older blog posts are often not read by new readers, but this will not mean a total loss of the posts you make at the start of your blog. You can always pick up the best of those and repost them after, say, one year with essential revisions and updates.

Persist, and one day you will be the winner!
Dr. Johnson C. Philip is a scientist and an acknowledged blogging guru having a worldwide following.