If you’re a blogger, you probably spend a lot of time trying to come up with new content for your blog on a regular basis.
And that’s important.
But if you’ve been blogging for any length of time, you have a back catalog of posts.
They’re still getting a bit of traffic and there’s a lot of good information hidden in those posts.
Some of the material may be outdated, some links may be broken, and your writing, formatting, and image creation skills have come a long way since those early days.
In other words, there’s a lot you can do to make those older posts better.
As I said, you put a lot of time and effort into your blog posts.
Why not make sure you get the most from them by going back from time to time and reviving them?
Instead of writing new content, schedule some time each week to revive an old post or two.
Of course, I’m not suggesting you should stop writing new content.
That’s always a good idea.
All I’m saying is you should also set aside a little time to revive old blog posts and turn them into traffic, subscriber, and money generating machines.
And that’s what this new self-study e-course is all about.
I’ll walk you through the process.
Here’s what is covered in this simple, self-study e-course:
Step 1 – Look at Your Stats
Step 2 – Pick Your Blog Posts
Step 3 – Update the Content
Step 4 – Monetize
Step 5 – Make It Pretty
Step 6 – Is It Social Media Ready?
Step 7 – Start Driving Traffic
Step 8 – Add It to Your E-mail Funnel
Step 9 – Rinse and Repeat
The course also includes a helpful spreadsheet to keep track of your posts and your ideas for updating them, and a handy checklist to make sure you’re taking all the steps each time you revive an old post.
