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Cordwainer Blog Publishing Strategy

Overview

As of the March 10, 2026 marketing sync, five blog posts have been drafted and are ready for client review. Publication is intentionally being held until the site's Domain Rating (DR) improves — expected within approximately 30 days — to maximize the SEO value of each post at the time of publishing.

This reflects a deliberate sequencing strategy: publish content when the domain has more authority behind it, rather than releasing posts onto a low-DR site where they would have less organic reach and ranking potential.

Current Status

Item Status
Blog drafts 5 complete, sent to client for review
Client review Pending (Tamilyn to review and return comments)
Publication On hold pending DR improvement
DR improvement expected ~30 days from meeting date (approx. April 10, 2026)

Rationale

Publishing on a higher Domain Rating site gives new content more inherent authority in Google's eyes. Holding the blogs until the DR increase kicks in means each post launches with a stronger foundation, improving the likelihood of ranking for target keywords.

"We do want to post those as our domain rating increases… once we see that increase, if we post the blogs, they'll have a lot more kind of strength behind them."
— Sebastian Gant, [1]

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