Update Your Blog for Better SEO
As you blog, you’ll find your voice and you’ll learn more about SEO.
That also means you may need to revamp some of your older content too.
But, there’s more to it than just deleting or updating that content.
In fact, if you don’t know how to properly delete your content, you could be leaving hundreds of useless images on your limited hosting disk space.
Or, you could modify your content in a way that drops its ranking in Google.
Plus, if you’ve been blogging for years, even finding what content needs to be revamped and making a plan for it can seem overwhelming.
That’s the kind of thing we’ve been discussing in the content revamp series of workshops in the BlogAid DIY SEO course.
We’ve exported our content info into an easy to use spreadsheet.
And we’ve talked about how to sort through it and decide if it needs to be deleted or reworked.
Brand new tutorials have also been added to the course where we use ChatGPT to help us sort the position our posts rank in search so we can see the queries folks use where our posts are showing up.
And this week we’re covering all of the how-to steps to get the revamps done, including when to take a 404 and when to do a redirect.
All easy, all without overwhelm.
So, if you need help with your SEO to ensure it ranks high, and you want to go way beyond just keywords, this is the course for you.
This is just one of the site success tips you’ll find in the BlogAid Tips Tuesday for March 14 https://bit.ly/42d11sL
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