> and within a few days those pages don't receive any visitors at all.
I think you're maybe talking about publishing things for different reasons, the quoted part kind of gives me that impression.
If the point is to get as many visitors as possible then yeah, just pumping out MVPs/concepts/hacks/prototypes might not be the best idea. But if your reasons are different, the amount of visitors might not even matter.
As many visitors as possible, not really. Just a channel where you may get interested visitors.
The point isn't about pumping out content to please the algorithms, it is that the algorithms prefer that constant churn of it, and it's overwhelmingly the method of information discovery on the web.
I think you're maybe talking about publishing things for different reasons, the quoted part kind of gives me that impression.
If the point is to get as many visitors as possible then yeah, just pumping out MVPs/concepts/hacks/prototypes might not be the best idea. But if your reasons are different, the amount of visitors might not even matter.