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The Case for Publishing Less, But Better

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Alex Kim
July 10, 20266 min read
The Case for Publishing Less, But Better

A number of marketing teams have quietly reduced how often they publish, choosing to invest that time into fewer, stronger pieces instead.

The Old Approach

For years, "publish frequently" was treated as a core SEO rule, leading many sites to prioritize volume over depth.

Why the Shift

  • Thin, rushed content rarely ranks well long-term
  • Each new page needs to be maintained and updated, adding hidden cost
  • Readers and algorithms increasingly reward depth over frequency

The Trade-Off

Publishing less requires more patience for results to show, but teams making the switch report spending less time producing content nobody reads.