Forum Moderators: Robert Charlton & goodroi
I am looking for comments and advice for a website on which I am planning a major content update.
Current content is outdated, it was written over 4 years ago.
New content talks about the same thing but up to date, so not even a single sentence should be the same but they will all include the same keywords.
Problem is: the site is performing very well on a few extremely competitive keywords, all directed towards the homepage.
I know that I should not repair what's not broken but the content really is not what it should be anymore.
QUESTIONS: should I update the content progressively? Since the homepage was NEVER updated since the launch, should I expect a bad reaction from Google?
If yes, then not to worry. Go ahead and change your content, as you want.
But if not, then my suggestion is try to maintain the same density of those keywords in the new content.
BTW, this is my first post and if any one here finds any thing wrong in this plz help me to correct those things.
Hope to learn a lot from here.
Regards
new_seo
I was referring to what Tedster recently mentioned which is the "type" of site related to freshness of content.
The site I was talking about would be in the corporate category, which means that content does not need that frequent updates.
So being that 'classified' I was wondering if I should ever change the content...then all at once or little by little?