February 13th, 2012 at 8:11AM
"If you want to get to half a million pageviews, you’re always much more likely to get there with a thousand blog posts than you are with a single swing for the fences."

shortformblog:

Reuters’ Felix Salmon discusses the changing nature of Web journalism, where the SEO-friendly days of yore are starting to get a bit more social, which is good for high-quality but much-more-expensive reporting. Salmon’s point? The commodity approach, which has the side effect of diluting quality brands, is still easier, though it’s far more me-too in nature. (ht Matt)

Very interesting read.

I considered reblogging this over on the main blog for a moment there, but sanity got the better of me.
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  13. menato said: Thankfully, I also read what Kerry Lauerman of Salon said today … Quality, it seems, can work too. open.salon.com/blog/ke…
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