How many posts are required to get a high traffic?

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Originally Posted by Melody

Both are critical, though the answer may really depend on what the goals of your blog are. Comments are the only visual clue to others who come to your blog that there are other readers. If you've installed Googe Analytics, only you know your analytics, but anyone can see your comments. And comments can spark discussions which people then join, which helps boost up the traffic a bit.

But most people will never leave a comment on a blog. So you need quite a bit of a regular readership to start to develop active and busy comments.

So in the end, it all goes hand in hand. If you're wanting to build a community, likely comments are important. If all you care is whether someone clicks on a google adsense ad, then perhaps really you just want big traffic numbers.

I personally would rather have a very small number and a real community.

My two cents.

Hi Melody,

Thanks for that input. It's more clearer for me now, at least, how you see it and then, how I can see things, later on. You did get the point of my question and I'm sorry that construction of the follow-up question was a mess. But nonetheless, thank you once again, I really appreciate it.

Can I add other thought? So is this mean that the number of comments is not only your gauge to see that a website has high traffic or not?

[florentina]

the high post count does makes a differencebut the ,ost important is the quality of the posts so keep it going

[MyJuliet]

Today there are so many blog, updated blog is facing a tough time for any type of traffic. Focus your blog on a more specific topic or niche, will help get traffic opportunities.

[salman]

You might have heard the saying "Its not the quantity but the quality matters" So you need to have unique posts that are interesting to read to attract traffic