Thank you very much for the big interest in this thread! I didn't expect so much, so I'm a sort of flattered!
Obviously, Mojo is posting more than 2 posts per day (I meant people, who even didn't post 2 per day, but surely lurk around.
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I'm happy you're discussing some SEO details and I'll explain more; I hope it'll be interesting.
- As it was mentioned before (in some other thread), it's much, much better to have 1 quality post, something like this: "X is in Y and Z is their neighbor. X's rivers are more than 50, Y has a giant lake and Z is a mountain paradise.", than the so-called 'shitposts' like "X? LOLOLOLOLOL.", "Y. What?!", "Z! "...
- The language matters. If your quality content is in some big language like English, Spanish, Chinese, Arab, Russian, etc., it's beneficial, but if it's in some endangered language like Magati Ke, then it's nearly impossible to get some serious traffic.
Btw, here are the last 3 speakers of the endangered language Magati Ke: (By Neddy1234 at English Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=47104969) - The SERPs. As you already know, if your site is ranking at page 1 in Google, Yahoo, Bing, Yandex, Baidu and so on search engines, then you'll have surely better traffic than, if your site ranks at page 12, 17 or 191.
- Who and where do share your content. If you have users, who are at the same time big fans of the Social networks (VK, Twitter, Pinterest, etc.) and they share often your content, you'll get a lot of traffic (sometimes even bigger than the one from the SEs.)
- Other factors. (Like what's your budget for advertising, if there is any, and so on.)
I hope it makes clear that I know the situation well and I haven't illusions that 7000-8000 additional posts may bring 'the miracle', but because this is the easiest and this is the thing that we can control best, I decided to bring it to your attention. (What I mean by 'this is the easiest and this is the thing that we can control best' is that posting a few posts is very easy, it's not like the linkbuilding where you have to go and search related + trusted websites, to explore their rules, to keep their rules and, sometimes, to deal with users, moderators and administrators, who are not able to understand and follow their own rules, like in that case with the Voat.co's admin (co-admin) Atif Colo (a young Bosnian Muslim male), who doesn't follow their own (voat.co's) anti-spam rule ('20% : 80%') and banned Seo-forum-seo-luntan.com in Voat.co, explaining the ban with a lie 'spam'!
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