One thing I learned from writing and posting daily for the past 7 months is that sometimes the best way to write and publish articles is the one that you feel comfortable with most.
I've written and posted articles every single day. I also wrote 7 or more articles in one day and posted them throughout the week. Both options have different advantages and disadvantages.
Writing and posting daily means that you have to come up with an idea every time you sit down to write. It means you'll dedicate at least 30 minutes every day to this particular activity. If you can afford to spend that time writing, or if you feel like you work better that way, then that's great.
You can also spend a few hours in one particular day and write as much as you possibly can so that you won't have to do anything but edit and post for a while. This is great if you cannot afford to spend time every day on this activity, but you must first be sure that you can sacrifice a part of a chosen day, because writing so much will take time.
Both options are good, but after so long I learned that none is better than the other. We all function in different ways, and for some people improvising will be better, while for others planning and working ahead of time will yield better results.
This mentality can apply to a lot of other areas regarding to writing, from the type of topics you choose to the length of whatever it is that you decide to create.
So, if you're stuck trying to decide what method to use, try to remember that sometimes it's better to just do what you're comfortable with rather than doing what others think it's best.