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]]> By: Driving Loyalty to Your Blog http://www.bloggingtips.com/2007/12/24/driving-loyalty-to-your-blog/#comment-49963 Driving Loyalty to Your Blog Thu, 27 Dec 2007 21:29:23 +0000 http://www.bloggingtips.com/2007/12/24/driving-loyalty-to-your-blog/#comment-49963 [...] Driving Loyalty to Your Blog Retaining readership is an important part of blogging, but the next step to retaining readership is creating loyal readers. Marketers call this driving customer loyalty. As part of a book I wrote that will be published in 2008, I created what I call the Three Ss of Customer Loyalty, which are just as relevant to retaining […] [...] [...] Driving Loyalty to Your Blog Retaining readership is an important part of blogging, but the next step to retaining readership is creating loyal readers. Marketers call this driving customer loyalty. As part of a book I wrote that will be published in 2008, I created what I call the Three Ss of Customer Loyalty, which are just as relevant to retaining […] [...]

]]> By: Patrick http://www.bloggingtips.com/2007/12/24/driving-loyalty-to-your-blog/#comment-48820 Patrick Mon, 24 Dec 2007 15:09:58 +0000 http://www.bloggingtips.com/2007/12/24/driving-loyalty-to-your-blog/#comment-48820 In reference to the following statement: <i>"Post frequently and avoid long lapses in between posts. A short post is better than no post at all in terms of sustaining an emotional involvement to your blog from readers."</i> RSS fatigue has set in and readers have grown weary of sifting through all the junk. My opinion is that no post at all is much better then putting out something that is only mediocre in terms of quality. It's not the length of the post that matters. Short or long are both acceptable--as long as they are high quality and packed with value for your readers. I've found I can only do one such value-packed post each week, and since making the switch, my RSS readership has doubled in size. No more fluff on my blog. In reference to the following statement:

"Post frequently and avoid long lapses in between posts. A short post is better than no post at all in terms of sustaining an emotional involvement to your blog from readers."

RSS fatigue has set in and readers have grown weary of sifting through all the junk. My opinion is that no post at all is much better then putting out something that is only mediocre in terms of quality.

It's not the length of the post that matters. Short or long are both acceptable–as long as they are high quality and packed with value for your readers.

I've found I can only do one such value-packed post each week, and since making the switch, my RSS readership has doubled in size. No more fluff on my blog.

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