I always wondered about this. And as any of you would think, I went for the seemingly obvious answer. That was of course before I tried investigating it myself. So did I change my perception about the whole thing? Did I end up with the conclusion that I was wrong? Well., to sum up my stand on this I would put it up this way.

Posting more definitely gives you more visitors, but it’s up to you to find out whether it’s worth the effort.

Before justifying my stand on this, let me tell you why posting more gives you more visitors.,

By posting more you’re creating content and the more content you have, more search engine traffic you will get.

To this september, it’s exactly one year since I started out blogging. May not sound like so much time, but, the important thing is that I’ve learnt many new things about something which I thought was just plain old web content creation. So this post is kinda like looking back at the whole thing and summing up in 101 points, the most important things that I’ve learnt about blogging, intenet marketing and everything in between.

1. It’s not about doing more - it’s about doing what matters.

Before I started college I used to dedicate around 12-15 hours just for a single blog. I tried to be a super-blogger.

I often hear bloggers saying - “I have three blogs but I barely have to to even update one frequently”. Well, if you have a 9-5 job, it’s understandable. But sometimes, we just tend to think to ourselves - “Gosh! I’ve been in front of the computer the whole day, and I haven’t even done anything productive”.

So, do you have productivity issues with your blogging? Do you think you can do much better and much more with your time if you know how to do it? Well, today, these 24 Productivity tips for bloggers might help. They can save your time, energy, sanity and your money!

People outside bash the MMO niche, and so does the people inside. But the wonder of this niche is that it’s a Hydra. Cut off one head and it’ll grow two. Whatever said and done, it’ll keep growing as long as the money is there. And, the money is always there.

Stereotypes aren’t always misconceptions. They are over-generalized ideas that form in peoples’ heads. So does the MMO niche have these stereotypes?

1. “MMO niche is trash…” - No it’s not! It’s a big bin for trash - and killer toys alike.
2. “People in the MMO field doesn’t actually make money” - A good number.. yes!

Warning: This is really just a rant that I tried very hard to make an ‘Insightful Outcome’ of. I sincerely apologize if I sound a bit too self-centered. But it really can’t be helped if you’re trying to be insightful:) (Photo Credit: David Muir)

You know, it was July last year when I thought of getting into the blogging business. I’ve done my fair share of web development since I was 14 and I knew a thing or two about web monetization and all. My initial response to starting up a blog and running it was - “Been there.. Done that!”.

What? Simply said, it’s experimentation. Everyone knows the methodology of experimentation right? So why do most of us fail in the process of building a successful blog?

Do you experiment with your blog? Of course! Everyone does. But in this vast blogosphere, our success depends on how soon, how efficiently we evolve. Just think about it. If you tried mass blog commenting for one week, and you spent around 1-2 hours just to do it, and if your return was 10 hits per day and declining thereafter, what’s the point of keep doing it?