How many emails…is too many?

This is my first year blogging and so far, not including this bad boy, I have published 90 posts! I feel very proud about how my first year is going to end. I have a lot to think about moving forward.

One of the things I have been thinking about is how to give my writing some structure. I would like to add more content next year. I know that each blogger runs their page completely different and I am seeking some advice! I don’t want to bother my subscribers if that makes sense. But the only way I see myself getting better at blogging is by spending more time blogging. I mean, correct me if I am wrong, please! πŸ™

So how many emails, is too many?

I would love to hear any feedback! πŸ₯Ή From bloggers, subscribers, to pass-er-byers. It’s all welcome.

Also, how has this past year been to you and your blog? May this next month be full of inspiration, creativity, and courage. 🫢

Me πŸ–€

14 responses to “How many emails…is too many?”

  1. I used to ask the same questions and I finally settled on a daily post. So, one email a day, but then on Fridays I add another one for flash fiction piece I write and round it all up with a month end newsletter type post on the last Monday of the month.

    I get a lot of email from people who post up to 6 times a day every day and I think that is too much. But I don’t think a post a day is too much if your readers are engaging in your content.

    Hope that helps. Good luck and I will be reading.

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    1. Thank you so much! This actually helps me alot! I appreciate your feedback graciously! And thank you for reading πŸ“š 😊 ❀️ πŸ™

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      1. No problem. I had the same questions last year and nobody really gave me any feedback, so I am happy to help.

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      2. Awww, well I am so happy you did! It beats wondering if you’re ideas are on the right track or not. I am happy to have you along my blogging journey.

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  2. Congratulations on such an incredible first year of blogging!
    Consistency and curiosity are your best guidesβ€”more posts will only sharpen your voice, not burden your readers.
    Keep experimenting, stay true to your style, and watch your creativity bloom even further next year.

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    1. Aww thank you so much! πŸ™ƒ you’re totally right. Shooting for the stars! 🫑πŸ₯°

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      1. Absolutely! When we aim for the stars, even the sky feels like a beginning. Your words inspire me to dream bigger and reach higher every day.

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      2. Aww πŸ₯Ή!! I’m truly speechless. This gave me the fuel I need to keep going! 🀩

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      3. Mucho thanks-o-matic

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  3. Express what you want to express how you want to express it; that is one of the best things about seeing stuff from other bloggers, don’t worry about getting too technical or professional-looking πŸ‘πŸ˜„

    Just have fun with it and as you go on, more ideas, concepts and all that good stuff will naturally come to mind and you’ll be compelled to try new things and experiment πŸ’™πŸ’™πŸ’™

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    1. This is so true! Thank you so much for your words of advice. Trying my best to flow with the go better. πŸ–€

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      1. You are welcome, I am glad my advice was helpful to you πŸ’ŒπŸ˜‡πŸ₯°.

        Your topics are such a pleasure to read and I hope you have fun just doing what you love to do; all the best for the New Year 2026 πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‡πŸ₯³πŸ˜†

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      2. Thank you so much! πŸ’“ yesss! Wishing you the best as well!

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      3. You are welcome sweetheart, thanks for your lovely wishes as well, means alot πŸ«ΆπŸ’“πŸ«Ά

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