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I'm sure I can make a couple of surprising or insightful articles for my current industry, and then I'll run dry. Most topics require data or information in so
by nitwit005 2y ago
I'm sure I can make a couple of surprising or insightful articles for my current industry, and then I'll run dry.
Most topics require data or information in some form, which requires time to accumulate. You end up rate limited. Even at the scale of a decent sized company, you often can only produce interesting content occasionally.
- inetknght 2y ago> Most topics require data or information in some form, which requires time to accumulate. You end up rate limited. Even at the scale of a decent sized company, you often can only produce interesting content occasionally. That sounds like a good thing tbqh
- nitwit005 2y agoSure, but it implies writing "quality content" won't work as a replacement.
- inetknght 2y agoI don't think it implies that at all.
- ehnto 2y agoIt depends on your medium, many platforms require a lot of throughput in order to rank highly in their algorithms and reach people. If your business requires volume not high value customers then you need to play the volume game. But if you have high lifetime value customers, you could get away with fewer articles of higher value, authoritive, trust and reputation building content.
- ok_dad 2y agoEventually, under the barrage of AI spam, the sites which "uprank" using "posting volume" metrics will lose users who will see the quality of the content drop like a rock. Other sites, which have better algorithms which are tuned for quality not quantity, will take over and you will be able to post quality content there instead. I think HN is one such place, I often see companies post high-quality content just once or twice a year and it reaches here pretty well.
- BeFlatXIII 2y agoCorrect. That is how it should be, not daily update spam.
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