Using Plugin to take advantage of Google’s Freshness Factor
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I’m spending a lot of time majorly overhauling and updating old blog posts and want these to be treated as fresh content by google/search engines.
I came across this article:
https://www.authorityhacker.com/google-freshness
which mentions (and recommends) the Last Modified Info Plugin.
Does anyone have experience of this (or anything similar)?
I appreciate the potential limitations of using such an approach but want to give it a try – provided there’s no real downside to doing so.
Can anyone share any exprience or advice on ‘boosting’ updated posts, especially with this or similar plugins?
Thanks!
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I use that plug-in, too. It works fine.
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Thanks david – that’s good to hear!
BTW, missing the ‘thumbs up’ and more social options in this new forum. But major credit on a HUGE overhaul of the Lab – looks terrific!
BTW #2 – I’m finding these boxes a little tricky to use, they don’t fully open so you cannot always see the last line of the text that you’re typing and when I just came back into edit this comment the second line above was almost completely obscured. Hopefully a temporary setup hitch.
BTW #3 (!) – Curious which forum software you went with in the end??
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