Maybe you should adopt a model similar to The Escapist, employing four arms of content provision:

1) A stable of regular contributors (that seems to be the tough part) where only one to three contribute each week.

2) Solicitation of single articles from non-CAPC people.

3) The CAPCast.

4) The mini-feed.

You could release four or five articles every Monday (mixing sources 1 and 2), then released a CAPCast on Wednesday, and used the minifeed to toss out ideas for discussion on Tuesday and Thursday through Sunday.

The use of single article solicitation could pad your content and relieve burden from your regular stable. As well, other writers might be more willing to contribute a single article rather than take on the responsibility of regular contribution. After all, there are still living rumours that you are a blognazi. Further, by soliciting single authors, you may be more likely to tap into expertise than with a regular stable (who by their nature almost must tend to post with more breadth than expertise).

Of course, I don’t know how big your readership is or how many would be interested in penning single articles, so that might not be a realistic approach, but who knows.

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