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I want to know about your personal experience of blogging. Which practice gives you better result.

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As asked and followed up, there is no one-size-fits-all SEO "best practice." The practical path is to run small, controlled tests and measure real search and user signals rather than rely on anecdotes. Building on 's attention to audience and consistency, here is a compact, repeatable approach you can apply immediately.

Pick 6–12 target topics with existing search interest. For each topic create two variants that differ only by the factor you want to test (for example: content depth, format, or headline approach). Keep URL structure, meta templates, internal linking, and promotion identical for both variants so you isolate the variable. Track organic impressions, clicks and average position in Google Search Console plus sessions, time-on-page and goal completions in your analytics. Run the test for 60–90 days before drawing conclusions; short-term volatility is normal.

Quick checklist to avoid false negatives: confirm pages are indexable and have correct canonical tags, verify mobile rendering and page speed, add relevant structured data, and ensure even external/internal promotion for both variants. Watch for cannibalization (multiple pages competing for the same query) and user-intent mismatch. If neither variant wins, audit technical blocks, content gaps, or backlink differences. Share one test topic and its KPIs here and people can help interpret the data and suggest next steps.

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What are you specifically referring to? Using Wordpress vs a different CMS? Writing 500 word articles or 2000 word articles?

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Blogging is very intresting thing to do here are some tips you must consider while blogging.

  1. Produce blog posts that serve your larger company objectives.
  2. Recognize what reverberates with your target market.
  3. Write like you talk.
  4. Show your individuality don't tell it.
  5. Make your point time and again.
  6. Begin with an extremely particular working title.
  7. Details messages need to still link into the larger photo.
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