Is there a cut off time or a time when it is too late to change or rewrite the content on a page that has been published on your website?
If I write content for a page and hit publish and later I read something on HighRanking Forum or Google makes a change, can I go back to the original page & content and make some changes or rewrites to that content ?
What about older pages ( 2-4 yrs old) on my site, can they be rewritten or changed or Freshened and do they get re-crawled ?
Thank you
BDJ
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Can I Change Or Rewrite Content On A Published Page?
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bdj
, Nov 28 2012 07:01 PM
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Jill
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Posted 29 November 2012 - 08:53 AM
It's your site. Of course you can change anything on it, any time you want!
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chrishirst
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Posted 29 November 2012 - 02:20 PM
Rewriting for the sake of it is NOT going to do anything at all.What about older pages ( 2-4 yrs old) on my site, can they be rewritten or changed or Freshened and do they get re-crawled ?
Google doesn't "know" a document has been "refreshed" UNTIL the crawler does come back to crawl the URL. If you want a particular URL to be "refreshed" get some decent links pointing to it.
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