Well, it all depends on you doing what you like and if you don’t like producing content then find a new game to play because this is serious business. The production of quality content are the waves that guide internet surfers to their desired destination.

How else are they going to get there?

And although I strongly believe this, I do not necessarily subscribe to the “post every single day” theory for three main reasons:

1. People need time for your post to fully soak in. Stop making your readers play catch up and let your content marinate in their minds for a while…but not for too long though because the people are hungry and need to be continuously fed. Just make sure they chew that food first
2. If you are not getting at least 100 to 200 unique visitors every day consistently, then I would venture to say you’re on the borderline of wasting content. If no one saw your post yesterday, what difference is your post today going to make? It is wiser to promote the posts you already do have because of reason #1.
   

   SECRET TIP: Fully market and advertise your post URLs just as you would do for your main URL!

3. Most novice bloggers who subscribe to the “post every day” theory do so mainly for SEO benefits. But as Google’s unspoken Golden Rule says: Build your site for real live human users, NOT for search engine robots! Once real users become engaged in your content the robots will surely come. Besides, most of those extra posts tend to be merely miscellaneous ramblings so…
   

   …here’s another SECRET TIP: use Twitter for all your miscellaneous ramblings

One good thing -for WordPress users at least- is that you can still write several posts at a time without the pressure of publishing them all at once by simply using the post scheduler within your WP admin Add New post page. All you have to do is click the edit link where it says “Publish immediately” and select the date and time you want that particular post to go live on your site then hit “Schedule”. This way makes it easier for you to follow the three principles listed above.

FINAL SECRET TIP: This may be a bit controversial for some, but delete the coding within your single posts and comments.php pages that displays the date and time your posts were made…don’t worry, your WP Archives scripting will still know the correct dates & times just not the readers!

The overall idea is to maximize the full potential if every single post and give the reader a reason to check out the next upcoming post(s). Now tell us what your posting frequencies are and why

The articles I mention here were all submitted to MMO social network. I picked the most interesting and relevant articles from MMO. Also notice that I don’t include multiple articles from the same blog. Start submitting submitting to our bookmark site if you would like your article to be included on our next round ups.

Here is What I Have Found For You on MMO Social Network Today

WordPress Articles

• Google Duplicate Content and WordPress – An Unresolved Problem
• 6 Useful WordPress Plugins for Businesses
• How to Build an E-Commerce WordPress Site in 5 Minutes
• How to Integrate Google Search in Your WordPress Blog
• WordPress Plugins You Never Knew You Needed
• 23 Websites to Submit and Promote Your Free WordPress Theme
• Dynamic Sidebar Plugin: Certain Widgets for Certain Web Traffic and Pages
• Platinum SEO Pack – The Ultimate WordPress SEO Plugin
• 30+ New Useful WordPress Tricks and Hacks
• 20+ Basic Tips to Protect Your WordPress Blog

I hope these articles are useful to you. Have you already read any one of them? How do you like them?

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I have started using WordPress.com more than 6 years ago, and moved to my own hosted blog as soon as I realize it’s the best choice for me because it’s flexibility and easy theming, and their great support community.

I remember at the early times so many people was asking if they can make websites using WordPress CMS, like company websites for example, and on that time I was having the same question in my mind. I was using Joomla to do this kind of work, but Actually WordPress was much easier, especially if your client requirements are simple.

Create a website from WordPress?!

This could be a chance to tell you about it here and give you some tips. Actually the answer was inside WordPress control panel, WordPress has this option to show specific page on the main page of the blog, which means you write what you want on a page, call it home page, and then choose it to be your front page from Settings>Reading> rather than showing your latest posts. Another thing was in my imagination was the News section of the website, it simply could be a category called news and you post all your news to it and show it somehow on your main menu as news! That’s it!

Very simple and easy and in no time you can create a website using WordPress CMS, hundreds of people was posting about it latter teaching other how to do it. I personally created more than 2 websites for my clients using WordPress and the best thing was giving them the ability to edit and add news by themselves to their own website in an easy way, without having to call me each time they want to update their website and pay me more money!

Congratulations to WordPress!