Secondary blogs allow you to receive contribution from more than one author, and you can add password protection to its content. Best of all, although you are limited to just one primary blog per URL, there is no limit to how many secondary blogs you can own.
However, you can only create 10 per day which is more than you need, really. Limitation — You can never have too many posts on your Tumblr blog. Well, not in a day anyway. You can only post a total of posts daily. This includes reblogs, and yes, the number applies to the cumulative posts on both your primary and secondary blogs. Tumblr will reset the post limit only when it hits 12 midnight Eastern Time, as its headquarters is based in New York.
What you can do — If for some reason, you hit the limit, you can do one of two things: wait until Tumblr resets itself or you can queue your posts for the following day. If you need to check how many posts you have left , enter your Tumblr username at Post Limit Checker. The tool also tells you the time left until the next reset. Limitation — Queueing posts is an artform by itself. In fact, you can queue and publish up to 50 posts in the same day.
This is of course included in the posts-per-day limit but if you are going to be away for a while, you can actually queue up to posts to be released across several days. Instead of trying to beat the Queue limit, you can save your posts as Drafts. Once your Queue count is under the limit again, you can move those drafts to Queue. Limitation — Whether they come in a post of their own or in a photoset, there is an optimum size for photos to display nicely.
The normal photo size on a dashboard is x pixels and the maximum size you can upload a photo is x pixels. Photos bigger than x will be viewed in a lightbox when clicked. Also note that from the posts-per-day limit, of those can be photo posts.
If you have any trouble uploading photos, refer here for troubleshooting options. This blog post provides a comprehensive guide to the various photo sizes on Tumblr.
What you can do — If you love making GIFs, you will do well to heed the size limits. There is, however, a way to minimize this risk. Navigate to your Tumblr dashboard.
Click the "Gear" icon and, from the list of blogs, select the blog with the URL you want to use. Scroll down to the bottom of the page so the button labeled "Delete [blog URL]" is visible. Open a new browser window or tab and navigate to your Tumblr dashboard. Click the "Gear" icon and, from the list of blogs, select the blog whose URL you want to change.
Click the blog menu and select "Create a New Blog.
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