AskPath.com.com.com. AskPath.com. AskPasspac.com. What's up, everybody? Pafflin here, and welcome to episode 769, aka the last episode of 2016. Thank you so much for joining me today. Here we go. The final question of the year from Jeremy.

Hey, Pat. My name's Jeremy Degan, and this is actually the second time that I've called into the show.

The first time I called in, I had a general question for you, and this time I want to know something a little more actionable.

However, I have another reason for calling in, and that's because a little while

back I actually tweeted you and let you know that my wife loves the quality and style of the

ASPAT t-shirt so much that she has confiscated it from me and won't let me wear it. So I'm hoping

maybe if I get another question on the show, I can have my own Aspat t-shirt.

So I've created a new website called course.pub.

That's www.course.pub for publishing.

And basically on this site, I want to create a blog, a podcast, a video channel, and give out information on how other people can create their

own online courses. I've been creating my own courses for over a year now, and I love the process,

I love education, I love helping others, and so I want to take all that recent experience that

I've learned and start putting out that content for others and helping

others out.

However, as a new blogger, I recently heard another podcast of yours talking about a content

audit for your blog, which is basically taking old or outdated information or low quality

information from your blog and removing it so that you can

actually up the quality of your website. But as a new blogger, I would like to know, is there any

tips or tricks or anything that you can tell me to help me out mitigate the content audit

in the future so that I am immediately producing the best quality.

One thing I have in mind is maybe instead of trying to just produce one article every day

or every other day just to get information out, maybe I produce one every week or two weeks

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