Activity is a Must for Blogs

4/1/2013

by Lyn Lomasi, Staff Writer

If you want readers to keep returning, activity is a must. Are you keeping your blog as active as you should? No matter what your site is about, it needs to keep moving.

Many find that having a blog is the easiest way to do that. There are only so many updates you can make to informational and product pages. But a blog can be updated as often as you are able.

Just remember to keep your blog flowing for the most reader activity as well.

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