How to Double the Number of Posts You Publish - Part 3

The Blogging Millionaire

Brandon Gaille - CEO of The Blogging Millionaire Media Network

Technology, Blogging, Marketing, Business

4.7 • 742 Ratings

🗓️ 7 July 2022

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Here are links to all the products I mentioned in this episode.

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RankIQ's AI Content Tool:
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0:00.0	Hey there, it's Brandon. I'd like to ask you a question. Are you wanting to write more blog posts but can't find the time?
0:09.0	Rank IQ's AI content tool can help. Their AI-powered writing assistant tells you what you need to cover in your post so that you can build the most comprehensive piece of content in half the
0:22.4	time. Whether you are trying to go from one post a week to two or from three posts a week to seven,
0:30.1	Rank IQ will help make this happen. Visit RankIQ.com to get started today.
0:38.9	Welcome to the Blogging Millionaire podcast, where we teach you the latest traffic building
0:43.8	and income boosting growth hacks to take your blog to the next level.
0:48.2	And now here's your host who gets five million monthly visitors from over 100,000
0:53.4	first page Google rankings, Brandon Galey.
0:59.1	In this episode, I will teach you the simplest growth hack from this series. On top of it being simple,
1:05.8	it also has one of the most significant impacts on total published posts per year. Before I get into the
1:12.9	growth hack, let's take a look at a few statistics from Orbit's latest blogger survey. In 2014,
1:21.0	the average blog post took two hours and 24 minutes to write. Over the years, as competition increased, the time it took to write a blog post also increased.
1:32.3	This past year, the average blog post took four hours and one minute to write.
1:38.3	This is the first time it has breached the four hour per post mark.
1:43.3	During the same time period, there was a
1:46.4	direct correlation between time spent writing and the blog post length. In 2014, the average
1:54.0	number of words in a blog post was 808. And today, it is 1,416 words. Do not listen to anyone that tells you that 2,000 words is the magic number for ranking on Google.
2:10.2	The truth is that every keyword phrase has its own magic number. Depending on what keyword you're going after, you might need to write as low as
2:19.0	800 words or as high as 9,000 words to compete for a first page Google ranking. For example,
2:26.7	the keyword phrase SEO tips is highly competitive and you will need 5,000 words to compete.
2:33.8	On the other hand, to rank for the keyword phrase,
2:37.1	substitute for cornstarch in baking only requires 1,500 words to compete. While most bloggers have
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