Is Old Content Is Worth Reusing on Pinterest

So, essentially, what I'm saying is does the content still have legs? >> [music] >> If you have a bunch of old content sitting in your content library, and you're really not sure of what to do with it, like myself, then this video is for you. Today, we're going to talk about whether your content is worth

keeping around, and how you can go about actually filtering through it, and either updating it, and then re-sharing it, repurposing it, or getting rid of it altogether. Because repurposing outdated content just continues to repeat outdated information in more places, and you don't want to do that. Old content is only valuable if it still makes sense

in your business, for your current offers, for your current audience, and how you were currently keeping your people up-to-date and abreast of whatever it is that you do in your business. I do Pinterest marketing. I talk about Pinterest marketing and content marketing. [clears throat] So, obviously, if there's something that's out of date, which I do have some

examples of that, then we should do something with it. Your content may have changed, your keywords may have changed, your offers might have changed, your opinions on that that those videos or blog posts or whatever may have changed. The examples that you're using may be outdated. Maybe there's data in there that is actually outdated now, which

actually happens to me quite often. The content itself may be good, but the format might be outdated. Perhaps the format's not even doing you any justice in the first place, and in that case, it could be a good idea to attack it, and figure out exactly where you should keep it, or archive it inside of your