Not long ago, I was at a business-building group when someone asked me a common question: “Is posting a blog once a month enough for SEO?”

She was hoping the answer was yes.

But it’s not.

If you really want to use blogging to boost your SEO—if you want customers to find you online without spending a fortune on ads—you need to post more often. 

How Often Should You Post?

So, how often should you post blogs for SEO?

Weekly is the sweet spot.

When I suggested the first step to improving my friend’s SEO might be increasing her posting frequency to one blog post a week, her eyes widened, and her forehead furrowed. 

“Once a week? I don’t know if I could do that! It takes me forever to write one post, and I don’t even know what I’d say that often.”

Her reaction isn’t uncommon. For many entrepreneurs, the idea of producing weekly content feels overwhelming—and if you’re nodding in agreement right now, you’re not alone.

But here’s the truth: A weekly blog post is one of the fastest ways to improve your online visibility, build trust with your audience, and grow your business. 

Why not monthly? Because a lot happens online in a month. Trends change. Competitors post new content. Search engines prioritize fresher updates.

When you post weekly, you stay relevant.

You also create more opportunities for your audience to find you.

By increasing your blogging frequency from monthly to weekly, you quadruple your chances to:

  • Rank for new keywords your audience is actively searching for.
  • Attract more visitors to your site (who can become leads or clients).
  • Establish your authority in your industry by consistently sharing expertise.

Think of it like planting seeds in a garden. A single seed might grow a beautiful flower, but a garden with dozens of thriving plants is far more likely to draw attention.

Search Engines Love Fresh Content

Google and other search engines are like librarians. They want to give people the most accurate, up-to-date, and helpful information possible.

When you publish new blog posts regularly, it’s like saying, “Hey, my site is active and full of valuable content!”

This tells search engines your website is worth visiting.

And when search engines start paying attention, your site moves up in the rankings.

Why Frequency Matters for Your SEO

Let’s go a little deeper. Search engines like Google don’t just reward fresh content—they evaluate websites using their E-E-A-T framework: Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness

This framework is a cornerstone for determining how highly your content ranks in search results, and posting frequency plays a significant role in enhancing your E-E-A-T rating.

Here’s how weekly blogging helps improve all four elements:

  1. Experience
    Sharing regular blog posts that highlight your real-world knowledge—such as case studies, client success stories, or personal insights—demonstrates your practical experience. Google values content created by someone who has “been there, done that,” making it more likely to recommend your site to users.
  2. Expertise
    Weekly blogging gives you consistent opportunities to showcase your depth of knowledge. When you address your audience’s specific questions or challenges in detail, you reinforce your reputation as an expert in your field, which is something Google rewards.
  3. Authoritativeness
    The more frequently you publish high-quality content, the more opportunities you have to attract backlinks, social shares, and mentions from other authoritative sources. These indicators signal to Google that your website is a trusted resource in your industry.
  4. Trustworthiness
    Regularly publishing well-researched, accurate, and updated content signals to both your audience and search engines that your site is credible and reliable. It also shows that your website is actively maintained, which enhances its trust factor.

By committing to a weekly blogging schedule, you’re demonstrating to Google that your website isn’t just another static page—it’s a dynamic, valuable resource for your audience.

This commitment improves your search rankings and ensures more potential clients can find you when they need your services.

Keywords: The Secret Sauce of SEO

Another important element of SEO is keywords.

Keywords are the words and phrases people type into search engines when they’re looking for something.

For example, if you’re a life coach, your potential clients might search for “how to manage stress” or “tips for goal setting.”

When you write blog posts that include these keywords naturally, search engines connect the dots. They see your site as relevant to those topics and show it to people searching for them.

The more blog posts you write, the more keywords you can target.

And the more keywords you target, the more chances you have to show up in search results.

Blogging Builds Backlinks

Here’s another SEO booster: backlinks.

Backlinks are links to your website from other websites. Search engines see them as votes of confidence.

When you publish high-quality blog posts, other sites are more likely to link to you. 

For example, a fellow business owner might share your blog in their newsletter. Or an industry publication might reference your post in one of their articles.

Backlinks show search engines that people find your content valuable.

And valuable content gets rewarded with higher rankings.

Weekly Blogging Increases Time on Site

Search engines don’t just look at how many people visit your site.

They also care about how long those visitors stick around.

A well-written blog post can keep someone on your site for minutes instead of seconds.

And the longer people stay, the more search engines think, “This site must be helpful!”

That’s another reason to post regularly. Fresh, engaging content keeps people coming back.

Build Trust and Stay Top of Mind

Blogging isn’t just about SEO. 

It’s also a way to connect with your audience and show them you understand their needs, challenges, and goals.

When you post frequently, you’re reminding your audience that you’re there for them—not in a pushy way, but as a consistent presence offering value. 

Over time, this builds trust and keeps you top of mind when they’re ready to hire someone with your expertise.

Imagine your ideal client scrolling through their social media feed or email inbox. If they see your insights regularly, they’re far more likely to remember you than someone they only hear from once in a while.

“But I Don’t Have Time to Blog Weekly”

A woman wearing a beige hijab and white shirt sits at a desk, resting her head in her hands with a frustrated expression. The background features shelves of books and artistic decorations. This image captures the overwhelm many entrepreneurs feel when trying to maintain a weekly blogging schedule.

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This is the part where I hear a lot of sighs and see a lot of shoulder shrugs. 

“That sounds great,” entrepreneurs tell me, “but I don’t have time to write that often.”

I get it. Blogging does take time.

You have to brainstorm ideas, do research, write, edit, find photos, and upload.

And if you’re already busy running your business, finding time to blog every week can feel impossible.

But here’s the thing: consistent blogging isn’t just another task. It’s an investment in your business.

Every blog post is a chance to:

  • Attract new customers.
  • Build your authority.
  • Boost your search rankings.

How to Make Weekly Blogging Manageable

If you’re ready to start blogging more regularly, here are a few tips to make it easier:

  1. Plan Ahead
    Create an editorial calendar with topics for the next three months. This way, you’re never scrambling for ideas.
  2. Batch Your Writing
    Set aside one day a month to draft several posts at once. Then, schedule them to publish weekly.
  3. Outsource It
    Don’t have time to write? Don’t like writing? Don’t know what to write about? Hire someone to handle it for you. It’s a cost-effective way to get professional content without adding to your workload.

You Don’t Have to Do It All

Blogging weekly is a game-changer, but it doesn’t have to feel impossible. 

Choosing to outsource your weekly blog posts can empower you to focus on the parts of your business you love most. You can let someone else take care of producing regular, frequent content that enhances your SEO and helps your audience.

This is exactly why I created my Holiday Special Content Package. I take the stress out of blogging by writing high-quality posts for you—so you can enjoy all the benefits of weekly blogging without the time drain or writer’s block.

My special package is designed to make consistent blogging easy and affordable. 

It includes weekly blog posts, social media content, and newsletters—all crafted to boost your visibility, build trust, and take the stress out of marketing.

Here’s how it works:

  • You tell me about your business, your audience, and your goals.
  • I handle the writing, ensuring each post is optimized for your SEO and aligned with your voice.
  • You sit back, knowing your content is working hard for your business.

Get all the details here.

This limited-time offer is only available until January 2, 2025, so don’t wait to get started.

Your audience is searching for solutions—and your blog could be what helps them find you. Let’s make that happen. Together.