If you’ve been blogging for any length of time, you have a back catalog of posts. They’re still getting a bit of traffic and there’s a lot of good information hidden in those posts.
Some of the material may be outdated, some links may be broken and your writing, formatting and image creation skills have come a long way since those early days. In other words, there’s a lot you can do to make these older posts better.
You put a lot of time and effort into your blog post. Why not make sure you get the most from them by going back from time to time reviving them? Instead of writing new content, schedule some time each week to revive an old post or two.
Of course I’m not suggestion you should stop writing new content. That’s always a good idea. All I’m saying is that you should also set aside a little time to revive old blog posts and turn them into traffic, subscriber and money generating machines.
And that’s what this short report is all about. I’ll walk you through the process and to make it easy to follow along it’s broken down into 9 simple steps.
There are two different ways you can tackle this. You can work in batches, doing step one for a couple of blog posts, then move on to step two etc.
Or you can start with one old post and work on it from start to finish. Pick whichever method works best for you. Either way it won’t take you long to revive old blog posts.
This is the perfect thing to do when you know you have a busy day ahead of you, but blogging is on your schedule and you’re readers are expecting a post.
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