How to Identify Old Blog Posts That Need to Be Updated
Use these four methods to identify content that’s in need of an update, then use that information to boost your search rankings.
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Use these four methods to identify content that’s in need of an update, then use that information to boost your search rankings.
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After six months of static traffic levels, we decided to update 24 old blog posts. The result: We increased overall website traffic by 75%.