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Define high quality. If you are new to blogging, and looking to improve, just keep practicing. Some great blogs posts are worthless to other demographics, and
by Ayesh 6y ago
Define high quality.
If you are new to blogging, and looking to improve, just keep practicing. Some great blogs posts are worthless to other demographics, and sometimes a 10 minute post is what you'd end up as your most popular content.
Speaking from personal experience, I spend about 3 hours minimum on a blog post. I write in markdown, and of I have to create graphs or diagrams, I spend more time. There are some posts that took me a week or so to complete.
- diehunde 6y agoI'm more concerned about quality in terms of minimal errors, good references and correct content. Not worried about popularity at this moment. The problem I have is I write something and I keep iterating over and over and try to find ways to improve it.
- gus_massa 6y ago3x4=12 hours. Something like: 4 hours for the first draft, 4 hours to transform into the final form, and 4 hours to fix the small details. But don't expect perfection. It is important to know why are you making the post. If it is only a hobby, that is good enough. If it is the technical blog to sell a product, it may need more polishing. Some people recommend to show the advanced draft/almost final form to a few friends or coworkers to get feedback.