In the case of already existing blogs, i would say that mainteniance is becoming a part of growth, not some separate process. A gud old blog post may generate more through its renewal, improvement, and promotion than a completely new article which has no history at all. The trick is to know what pages need work.
same here. nowadays maintaining the freshnes of old information appears to be as important as writing new articles. trends evolve information gets outdated nd even minor modifications might become crucial. i prefer having a smaller blog which is updated on a regular basis rather than an enormous one containing outdated infformation.
it seems to me that successfful blogging now involves both creation nd maintenance. there is something very valuable about an article already written that has its traffic nd little imprrovements such as updating the examples, eliminating out of date information or even making the visual content better can give it a second breath.
It seems that in case of an exisiting blog, the easiest way to grow is right there in maintenance.
What i believe has changed is that maintenance has been incorporated into the process of growth rather than being an opposite to growth.
when it comes to well-known blog, modifying the previou post can be done as fast as possible due to the existing authority and metrics of thes page. It is also necesary to create new content, although this will give you lower ROI compared to optimizing the existing post.