Why Some of Your Posts “Flop” and how you can Fix it <——– nice well define title keep sharing

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I think this post is on the topic. We are here to discuss our blogging techniques not for build a website and using Photoshop, hosting and all. Alex is trying to teach us how we can help a blogger with our new and unique techniques and that is it.

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It’s been a while since I’ve really consider one a real flopper. All good points though, this is a great reference piece. Thanks, Phil

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I agree that there are posts that you just know aren’t going to be a huge hit yet there can still be valid reasons to go ahead with them regardless – maybe just for your own gratification or sometimes blog posts serve as convenient “brain dumps” just to get an idea “on the books” for future reference.

But what really stings is when you’ve carefully crafted an article, really pouring a great deal of thought and spirit into it, targeting a need or trying to fill some void for your readers – yet it still falls flat. Sometimes the entries that you’re most proud of are the very ones that do go largely unnoticed.

And then other times, you hammer out some quickie post about some trivial or silly thing and get a dozen comments! Not sure if I should take that to mean that readers only want fluff or if they’re just a fickle, unpredictable lot.

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Keep it close to current affairs possibly, when promoting Ensure you are using white hat techniques either way, there’s too much promotional spamming these days. Personally I try to update posts, that I think might not be getting traffic due to poor quality or lack of info.

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Some things that can affect post success

Competition – subjects that are done to death, also suffer from serach engine congestion. At least make the title original if not the content

Day of week – for some reason, weekends are much slower than during the week.

Season – people are interested in different things at different time of the year.

Just some suggestions on how to explain why a post you were hopeful about might not match expectations.

All the best – Matt

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Great information. There are times I use Google Trends to see what’s hot and spicy and if it’s something in my niche, I write a blog about it. It has really worked well, but it’s all in the timing. Once an article hits spicy, you would’ve needed to write an article when it was rising and not at its peek.

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Take a look at comment section and you will find out my your post is flop.
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