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Author's dev.to experiment shows one post daily is better than five

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An individual tested the effectiveness of publishing multiple posts on dev.to within a 24-hour period about their MCP server. The experiment yielded only 11 views and no reactions or comments, suggesting that the platform may limit algorithmic distribution to one post per author per day. The author plans to adjust their strategy to one post daily, focus on weekdays, utilize canonical URLs, and leverage the series feature for future content. AI

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Author's dev.to experiment shows one post daily is better than five

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · kyb8801 ·

    I published 5 dev.to posts in 24 hours about my MCP server. Here's exactly what each one got.

    <h1> I published 5 dev.to posts in 24 hours about my MCP server. Here's exactly what each one got. </h1> <p>A test of the "consistency wins on dev.to" advice. Five posts in 24 hours about the same MCP server. Same author. Different angles. Public stats below.</p> <h2> The raw num…

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