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What's up,

Pat here and welcome to episode 348 of Ask Pat.

Thank you so much for joining me today.

All right, here's today's question from Bethany.

Hi, Pat. My name is Bethany.

I was wondering how often you go back and edit all of your blog posts.

I know since you, if you have like a new video that might would fit in with a post that you shared a few years ago,

do you go back, like, how do you go back and organize all

of that, or how do you find the old posts and where the new information might fit into

the old information? Thank you.

Hey, Bethany, what's up? Thank you so much for the question. And honestly, I'm going to tell

you straight up, I don't do as good of a job as I could with going back and editing old posts. I do sometimes, but oftentimes they are because people have either prompted me or emailed me or messaged to me or tweeted at me to do so or we're asking questions about older posts that then I go back to and

I'm like, wow, this could actually be updated. Then I do it right then and there. Not as good as I could

be. Now, what would be ideal? Ideal is I would come out with a new post and as I'm publishing it or

before I hit the publish button or perhaps even right right after, it doesn't matter, just as long

as you're thinking about it, you hit publish, you check out what other blog posts that you've

had in the past that can potentially relate to it.

Because there's a lot of things you can do.

It's not just going back into older posts and updating them.

It's going up to older posts and adding new resources, adding new links,

maybe changing the information.

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