Episode #855
How Often Should You Re-Write Your Content?
December 03, 2018

In episode #855, we discuss how often you should update your content. Tune in to hear how often you should be doing this.

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TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:

  • [00:27] Today’s Topic: How Often Should You Re-Write Your Content?
  • [00:40] Neil goes through his content once per year.
  • [01:20] Hubspot has employees specifically for content repurposing.
  • [01:45] Problogger is a great place to find some of the best writers to help repurpose your content.
  • [02:40] If your traffic dips, you’ll find that if you stay on top of updating your content, you will have fewer dips.
  • [03:09] That’s it for today!
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