Step 1: Identify Underperforming Content
Posted: Tue Feb 04, 2025 6:33 am
Content which doesn’t rank in the the top 7 spots of Google’s search results page should be considered “underperforming.” Any content which falls between spots 7 and 15 according to Google’s analytics are excellent candidates for a facelift.
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You can also identify underperforming content based on the amount of organic traffic it garners. Content which used to attract organic traffic may have fallen off as the information it contains grows outdated – these articles are well-suited to a relaunch strategy.
Finally, any content which underperformed in benin telegram screening the first place should be considered for relaunch. The original content may be accurate and well-written, but there are a number of factors which could have led to its shortcomings. By publishing this content with updates at a later time, it may reach a larger audience and bring new visitors to your site.
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Step 2: Update Your Content and Make it Better
Read through your underperforming articles and take notes on how it can be improved and updated.
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You can also identify underperforming content based on the amount of organic traffic it garners. Content which used to attract organic traffic may have fallen off as the information it contains grows outdated – these articles are well-suited to a relaunch strategy.
Finally, any content which underperformed in benin telegram screening the first place should be considered for relaunch. The original content may be accurate and well-written, but there are a number of factors which could have led to its shortcomings. By publishing this content with updates at a later time, it may reach a larger audience and bring new visitors to your site.
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Step 2: Update Your Content and Make it Better
Read through your underperforming articles and take notes on how it can be improved and updated.