Comments on: How often should you contact your subscribers? http://www.supplyant.com/2009/05/how-often-should-you-contact-your-subscribers/ Helping business make the most of themselves online Tue, 06 Sep 2011 18:25:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Claire http://www.supplyant.com/2009/05/how-often-should-you-contact-your-subscribers/comment-page-1/#comment-48 Claire Fri, 22 May 2009 12:57:28 +0000 http://www.supplyant.com/?p=601#comment-48 I am hoping to post once a week to start with and as our season builds up make it twice. Hopefully once we hit quiet season again and there's no racing we'll be so busy with other work I can consistently send twice a week! Is there a good or bad day to send your posts out? I am hoping to post once a week to start with and as our season builds up make it twice. Hopefully once we hit quiet season again and there’s no racing we’ll be so busy with other work I can consistently send twice a week!

Is there a good or bad day to send your posts out?

]]> By: Rob Watson http://www.supplyant.com/2009/05/how-often-should-you-contact-your-subscribers/comment-page-1/#comment-46 Rob Watson Thu, 21 May 2009 10:53:37 +0000 http://www.supplyant.com/?p=601#comment-46 I don't believe you need to post everyday. If your subscribers are receiving updates from you via email that could easily become too much. I'm posting consistently once a week. That means people that follow me get to hear from me every week. That way i don't flood them with emails. And perhaps more importantly, i can maintain producing good content, which i believe will be more instrumental in my blogs success! I don’t believe you need to post everyday. If your subscribers are receiving updates from you via email that could easily become too much.
I’m posting consistently once a week.
That means people that follow me get to hear from me every week. That way i don’t flood them with emails.
And perhaps more importantly, i can maintain producing good content, which i believe will be more instrumental in my blogs success!

]]> By: Nick http://www.supplyant.com/2009/05/how-often-should-you-contact-your-subscribers/comment-page-1/#comment-44 Nick Thu, 21 May 2009 06:52:12 +0000 http://www.supplyant.com/?p=601#comment-44 Like anything when you have all the ambition and intent at the beginning you think two articles a day is no problem. After a week of delivering articles regular as clockwork though... you run out! Isn't it better to deliver one article a day, consistantly, and stock pile forthcoming articles so you never miss a beat? How often have you seen this in life? You see people all the time, build up the trust and friendship only to not see them again for a year. Nuts. And when you disapear it makes you inconsistent and people dislike this more than nearly anything else. I think it's better to work out what you can stick to and deliver it regular as clockwork. You'll have customers stick with you because they can digest your delivery rate churn. Keep changing it and you satisfy neither. One thing you can guarantee is 'scatty' communication is no foundation to represent your company. PS. There's one blog I follow and I wish they'd send more articles because the quality is consistantly high and bang on target. How good are your articles? Like anything when you have all the ambition and intent at the beginning you think two articles a day is no problem. After a week of delivering articles regular as clockwork though… you run out!

Isn’t it better to deliver one article a day, consistantly, and stock pile forthcoming articles so you never miss a beat?

How often have you seen this in life? You see people all the time, build up the trust and friendship only to not see them again for a year. Nuts.

And when you disapear it makes you inconsistent and people dislike this more than nearly anything else.

I think it’s better to work out what you can stick to and deliver it regular as clockwork. You’ll have customers stick with you because they can digest your delivery rate churn. Keep changing it and you satisfy neither.

One thing you can guarantee is ‘scatty’ communication is no foundation to represent your company.

PS. There’s one blog I follow and I wish they’d send more articles because the quality is consistantly high and bang on target.

How good are your articles?

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