Kieren DayHow Many Blog Posts Does It Take to Get Traffic?
One of the most common questions new bloggers ask is how many blog posts are needed before traffic starts arriving.It is an understandable question.Writing articles requires time, effort, research, and consistency. Most people want to know whether the work will eventually pay off and how long they might need to wait before seeing results.Unfortunately, there is no exact number.Some blogs begin attracting traffic after only a handful of articles. Others may publish dozens before gaining […]
ResearchBuzz: FirehoseSpotted in my RSS feeds: Bubbles. From the About page: “We monitor thousands of independent, personal blogs via RSS. Every new post appears on Bubbles automatically. Nobody submits individual links. The blogs were hand-picked from various curated sources and individually reviewed…. You vote on the posts worth reading. The good stuff floats to the top. Everything else sinks over time.” It’s […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/06/17/5000-indie-blogs-and-a-post-popularity-leaderboard-bubbles/
Adrian SegarHow to accidentally write a popular blog post, like the one I wrote that received more than a million page views annually
Michael KupietzMastodon & BSky followers: I’m closing these current accounts—pls read for updated account info
Yet Another Syndication Test, Please Ignore
Hacker NewsSneaky spam in conversational replies to blog posts
https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2026/04/sneaky-spam-in-conversational-replies-to-blog-posts/
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Sneaky spam in conversational replies to blog posts
I'm grateful that my blog posts attract lots of engaged, funny, and challenging comments. But any popular post also attracts spammers. I use Antispam Bee to automatically eradicate a couple of hundred crappy comments per day. Nevertheless, some get through. Here's a particularly pernicious one - it appeared as three comments ostensibly in reply to each other. At first glance these look like …
Hampshire College Is Closing
\ˈthē-ˈˈärd-ˌvärk\So, you can now follow my weblog if you wish and have #blogposts show up in your Fediverse feed.
I mean, I really don't know why you'd put yourself through that. It's not as though I don't already plug them here. But some of you might wish to. If only to massage my ego.
