1. No need to post every single day. Just post often enough to keep users wanting to returning to check out your next post. The moment you stop being consistent on this, your returning visitors will drop.
2. Re-post old and popular posts randomly. Repetition is memorable.
3. Change the design of your page to reflect the overall message clearer and make your users feel that the site is active.
4. Most users who read posts want to see others afterwards. Point users in the right direction by linking to other related posts and encourage them within the post to check out others posts in that category. The related posts layer should stick to the screen as your scroll up and down. That way, users always know where they can go next.
Please note that these are webgeekly.com best practice suggestions. Try and comment!
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