P is for Publish Every Day

One way to increase pageviews online is topublish every day. Read on to find out how to publish every day, and why publishing every day is essential for building your audience, and increasing readership.

Why Publish Every Day?

1. People want New Content

Despite the vast amount of information on the web, people still seek new content constantly.

As the amount of information grows, so does our cultural need for it.

2. To Develop Readership

When readers find a writer they like, whether on Associated Content, a blog, or even on a social network, they eagerly await your next article.

When you don't give your readership something new every day, they may stray.

3. To Fill A Gap

Based on my personal experience, I have found that Sundays, especially Sunday nights are a very busy time on the web. Many writers and publishing sites make the misake of taking the weekend off. People are on line 24-7, and by Sunday night, they are craving some new articles to read.

How to Publish Every Day

Publishing every day goes hand-in-hand with my other number one tip for web writing success: submit content every day.

Some writers use blogs to publish every day, since that is where their audience is. However, if you also publish articles at paying web sites including Associated Content, you need to publish at least one article every single day.

Every single day does not mean Monday through Friday. It means seven days a week.

One way to publish every day at a paying web site is to take control of your content, and make sure something gets published every day. Many web publishers do not offer upfront pay, and writers are submitting for free anyway.

The same can be done at Associated Content. If you have an article that is timely, searchable, interesting, and keyworded well, publish it. Also take the opportunity to publish articles you may have published elsewhere.

Another way to publish every day is to find an interesting topic that you can publish a short piece on every day. Some popular topics which are already being done include today in history, parenting tips, product recalls, and celebrity birthdays. Pick a topic that interests you, and publish.

You will develop a following, by creating your own daily column. If you are publishing for free and non-exclusive, you can also compile these pieces into a an e-book in the future.

In case you missed the rest of the articles in the series, here is a refresher:

A to Z Guide for Increasing Pageviews

A is for Audience - If you're forgetting about your audience when you write, you are doing your readership a disservice. You are also missing out on some pageviews.

B is for Blogging - Are you blogging your way to more pageviews?

C is for Content - Does it seem way too obvious that one way to increase pageviews is to create solid content? Then why are so many good writers guilty of doling out the cotton candy? (No, not you).

D is for Digg - If you're not digging, you're not promoting, and if you're not promoting, you're not increasing your pageviews.

E is for Educational Articles

F is for Fixing a Problem

G is for Generalizations in Writing and How to Avoid Them

H is for Headlines: Who Else Wants Headlines that Draw Pageviews?

I is for Instructables: A Quick Way to Add More Images to Support Your Content on AC

J is for Just Write - Find out the real secret I unintentionally discovered about pageviews.

K is for Kick Them Where it Hurts - Hitting below the belt is mean, and not recommended. Kicking them where it hurts with words gets pageviews every time.

L is for Longevity - Everyone keeps telling you to use popular words and popular keyword phrases in your headlines and web content. You want to make money online, so you agree that it's a good idea....

M is for Maps: Using Google My Maps for Article Promotion: Localism and Travel

N is for Writing Nude: Make Money Online

O is for Optimize Headlines: - One of the hardest concepts to grasp when a writer enters the world of web writing is how to make an article and a headline "searchable," and to employ Search Engine Optimization (SEO) techniques.

If you're forgetting about your audience when you write, you are doing your readership a disservice. You are also missing out on some pageviews.