Yes, I would begin with those pages that have been driving US and Canadian visitors and sales. No need to redesign the entire site when you can build on success.
In fact, updating existing pages can be more effective than publishing new ones since those pages may already have some ranking power.
I tend to review the number of impressions and searches first, and then I update pages that have larger gaps.
I would not normally go for a certain number.In my opinion, consistency is what matters the most, so I would rather post some good reels periodically and monitor their engagement and reach.
Yes. At that point, I would prefer that the momentum continue rather than continue to press links upon the page. It would be better for that effort to be spent on building other pages that fit into the topic cluster.
Yeah, I have observed that as well. Frequent updates will constantly reset the page’s signals, while keeping a good page intact will give Google a chance to crawl and index it. I would only update my page if there is a valid reason to do so.
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