I usually leaves high performing pages alone unless I see a clear opportunity to improve them without changing what already works. My focus goes to underperforming pages first and I only revisit successful ones for small updates or two keep the information fresh.
I usually plan the main topic before publishing so every article has a clear purpose and fits into the site's structure. As the blog grows, I revisit the internal links regularly and add new connections whenever I publish related content.
There's no fixed benchmark-pick an expired domain with clean history, relevant niche and natural backlinks, even if they're few but high-quality age helps, but profile matters more. Check past content in Wayback Machine and look for traffic drops in Ahrefs or SEMrush to avoid penalized domains...
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