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My name's Brandon Galey and welcome to episode 135 of the blog Millionaire.

This is going to be the final part of my five-part series where I've been answering some of the biggest and most relevant questions about today's SEO landscape.

The last question that I will be addressing is one of the most frequently asked questions by bloggers.

And that question is, does posting frequency affect SEO?

The simple answer to this question is no.

Google does not reward nor penalize your blog for posting too often or too little.

About five years ago, most experts believe that Google gave

blogs a boost by having fresher content. A daily blog might be seen as being fresher than a monthly

blog. While it is possible that there may have been a component of the Google algorithm back then,

it is no longer that way.

Google's algorithm is looking for quality interaction between their searchers and your blog post.

They want posts that are going to get clicked on and answer the questions that the Google

searcher is asking.

That means you should have a very clickable post title.

It also means you should have engaging content that completely answers the question

and links to a couple of other posts that answer the next question.

Whether you post once a day or once a month, Google is scoring your blog and its

post the same way. Over the past year, there has also been a lot of buzz about intentionally only

having a maximum of 20 to 100 blog posts on your site. Instead of creating more posts, you create less posts targeting high volume terms

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