Content refresh services

Content doesn’t last rank forever.

What ranked brilliantly two years ago might now be quietly gathering dust on page two of Google.

A content refresh updates, improves, and re-optimises your existing pages so they start pulling their weight again.

No need to reinvent the wheel. Just give it a proper service.

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What is a content refresh?

A content refresh is exactly what it sounds like.

Instead of writing something entirely new, I improve the content you already have. Updating facts, tightening the writing, improving SEO, updating your blog, or maybe optimising for AI and generally making sure it still answers what people are searching for.

Because over time, things change.

Search behaviour changes.
Competitors publish better (or at least updated and new) pages.
And sometimes your content just gets a bit stale.

Refreshing it helps bring it back to life.

Why content needs refreshing

Content ages. Even the good stuff – and that’s normal.

Because information becomes outdated, rankings slip, and competitors creep ahead with newer, shinier pages.

Refreshing your content can help:

• Recover lost rankings
• Improve search visibility (including visibility in AI and LLMs)
• Update outdated information and blog posts
• Improve readability and structure
• Increase engagement and conversions

In other words, it helps your existing content start working properly again.

Signs your content needs refreshing

You might need a content refresh if:

• Your rankings have slowly dropped
• Traffic to key pages is declining
• The information is outdated
• Competitors are outranking you
• Your content no longer reflects your brand

Or you read your own page and think, “Hmm… this could probably be better.”

Content refresh packages

These are rough guideline to my pricing. If you want something more bespoke, no problem, contact me and we’ll ‘av a tea and a chinwag.

I also do a broader range of copywriting packages if you’re looking for something other than content refresh services.

What’s included in a content refresh?

Refreshing content involves more than swapping a few words around.

Typically it includes:

• Reviewing current performance on landing pages
• Analysing keywords and search intent
• Updating facts, links, and statistics
• Improving structure, readability and tone of voice
• Strengthening on-page SEO
• Updating headings and metadata
• Improving calls to action

Essentially, I’ll make the page clearer, stronger, and more competitive. We could even look at reworking your content strategy.

How the refresh process works

A simple process. Nothing mysterious.

Content audit
I review your existing pages and identify refresh opportunities.

Performance review
I’ll analyse rankings, traffic, keywords, and competitor pages.

Content update
The copy is improved, updated, and re-optimised.

SEO improvements
Headings, structure, and on-page elements are refined.

Performance monitoring
I keep an eye on how refreshed pages perform.

Why refreshing content works

Refreshing content is often one of the fastest ways to improve SEO.

The good news is that you’re not starting from scratch. Your pages already exist, already has some authority, and may already rank for useful keywords.

My job is just to give it that boost to keep it alive and kicking (to kick your competitors off their perches).