Why Tom Drake is Deleting 1,000s of Blog Posts: SEO Strategies + How to "Revive" Old Blogs

<p>Why is updating website and content auditing popular right now?</p> <p>Well, 10 years ago, people didn't need to audit their websites. It wasn't a thing. Generally speaking, websites we're pretty new.</p> <p>Now that sites are getting to be 10, 15, or 20 years old. There's a lot of upkeep and maintenance. Some are referring to this problem of old "blog content decay".</p> <p>If I'm looking ahead to the future, I think this will be a much more common topic and problem, and process that people follow in the coming years.</p> <p>In my latest podcast, I sat down with Tom Drake, the owner of <a href="http://maplemoney.com">MapleMoney.com</a>, and a partner at <a href="http://getrichslowly.org">GetRichSlowly.org.</a></p> <p>To revive old content, Tom is no stranger. He started his blog a decade ago.  And Get Rich Slowly (founded by JD Roth) was one of the original personal finance blogs started about 15 years ago!</p> <p>With over 5000 old blog posts to update and audit, it's no easy task. Tom breaks down precisely the process he uses to update (or delete) content.</p>