We’ve made it all the way to step 9. If you’ve been following along, reviving a blog post as you were reading through this, you noticed that this wasn’t that hard and not really all that much work.
And the good news is that it gets easier. Some of the things like setting up social media buttons are already taken care of and you don’t have to do them again. Other tasks like finding blog posts to revive you can easily do in batches and you probably have at least a few more posts picked out at this point that you want to go over and revive.
Creating pretty pinnable and shareable images gets easier with practice. In other words, you’ll get better and faster at this whole process.
And that’s a good thing because the last step is to “rinse and repeat”. Keep going and start reviving old blog posts. Of course that’s not the only thing you want to do on your blog. Keep writing fresh, new content, but also set aside a little time each week to revive an old post or two.
The effort is well worth it since chances are good that these posts are already getting a fair amount of traffic. By improving and reviving them, expect to see more signups and more sales as a result. And by doing what you can to promote the revived content from your end, you will start to see even better results.
I hope you have found this little guide helpful and put it to good use. Keep all the content on your blog fresh, up-to-date, helpful and profitable by regularly going back and reviving older posts.
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