You don't need to blog every week to rank on Google (what works in 2025)

You don't need to blog every week to rank on Google (what works in 2025)(news.seoforfounders.com)

4 points by benchmarkapp 1 year ago | 3 comments

I run SEO experiments for indie founders and bootstrapped SaaS. One of the biggest misconceptions I see (and used to believe myself) is that SEO success requires relentless weekly blogging.

Spoiler: it doesn't. In fact, most of the founders I work with rank with just a handful of well-targeted, evergreen articles.

This post breaks down why the “blog weekly or die” approach is broken in 2025—and what to do instead if you’re short on time but still want to get meaningful organic traffic. I also share a strategy to revive underperforming posts using Search Console.

Curious to hear how others approach SEO—especially with limited time or a solo/dev-heavy team.

What’s working for you? What’s not?

MasihMinawal 1 year ago |

Hey, thanks so much for sharing. I'm very curious.

However, after looking at the website, I haven't learned anything new. I was hoping for step-by-step instructions.

benchmarkapp 1 year ago | |

Thanks for checking it out—and fair point, I kept the article tight and may have skipped over the “how.”

Before I dive in, could you let me know which part felt the most vague?

- Was it keyword research (finding topics worth writing about)? - On-page optimisation (titles, headers, FAQs, etc.)? - Or the promotion/“feature-launch” step once the post is live?

That will help me zero-in