Six networks each have a different best moment to post, and one piece here compares them side by side. Justin Temple did that homework so nobody else has to, and it is representative of how he works: pick the question everybody asks, answer it in a numbered list, move on.
He is candid about where he started. Two years in, having tried nearly every strategy going and spent a great deal on advertising that did nothing, he came back to writing and search and stayed there. That admission colours the tool reviews, which name what each thing solves rather than reciting features.
The lists are the practical core. One runs to twenty six points on structuring a blog before you publish anything. Another gives twenty one ways of finding people. A third covers two mistakes that ruin a landing page, and a fourth offers seven tips for somebody on day one.
There is also a piece on alternatives to university, and one on a novelty product he thinks should worry people.
Twenty seven posts. Read the structure list and fix your own blog before writing another word.