Posting frequency is a hot question, and the ideal quantity of your blog posts are totally up to the type of blog that you run. Every market is different, some of them needs your blog to be updated hourly, some needs it to be updated daily. The matter of fact, we are not full time bloggers and we can’t spare that much time for blogging. To keep posting frequency high could cause some disadvantages. Keeping posting frequency high could cause many other negative impacts. Eric Kintz has a wonderful article and an impressive closing, which states;

If you want to be a top 50 Technorati blogger, you will most probably still need to post several times a day. But for the rest of us, we should think seriously about the added value of frequent blogging. Actually, according to Technorati, only 11% of all blogs update weekly or more. What will matter more and more is what you write and how you engage, not how often you write. As the blogosphere matures, the measure of success will shift from traffic to reader loyalty. As Seth Godin says in his post, “blogging with restraint, selectivity, cogency and brevity (okay, that’s a long way of saying “making every word count”) will use attention more efficiently and ought to win.”

I believe that, not to post daily but to keep posting frequency on 3 to 5 times per week is a good way to blog. That way, we make sure that our readers are not going to miss any single tip.