SEO Brief for Refreshing an Old Post
Decide what to change and measure the result.
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Create a refresh brief for an old article. URL and publication date: [URL_DATE]. Current performance data I have (impressions, clicks, position, conversions): [PERFORMANCE]. The article text (paste or summarise): [ARTICLE]. Search results now: [CURRENT_RESULTS]. Diagnose why the article may have declined: outdated facts, intent shift, thin sections, competitors, or technical issues. Provide a table of changes to make with the reason, effort, and expected effect, labelled as hypotheses. Suggest a new outline, which sections to cut, update or add, and a rule for keeping the URL. Add a checklist: update facts and dates, fix broken links, improve the introduction, add original evidence, update images, and link internally. Plan how to measure the result after 6 to 8 weeks and what to do if nothing changes. Also include a simple log template with the date of the refresh, what changed, and the results at four and eight weeks, and a rule not to refresh pages that already perform well without a clear reason.
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