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How to publish periodic reviews in a month, year, etc basis?

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antorome last edited by

Hello,

in many niches you can make reviews with the "Best XXXX of March of 2011" "Best XXXX of April 2011" " March 2012" etc

So, per instances, "best movies of march 2011" what would you do?

A. 1 post for each mont and year

/movies-march-2011/

/movies-april-2011/

/movies-march-2012/

B. 1 post/page for each year and keep updating

/movies-march/

/movies-april/

B.I. Keep in the content the best movies of each year with a TOC or something similar

B.II. Remove each year the previous content and create a fresh version of the content, updating the publication date but keeping the slug.

My question is because I managed to ranked first for i.e. movies march 2010 but then in march 2011 I didnt know what to do because I wanted to show updated content but I was afraid i lost my ranking if I changed the whole content.

Would you go for A. or B.? If B. for B.I. or B.II.?

Thanks and regards
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antorome @AppleCapitalGroup last edited by

Hello Timothy and thanks for the answer but I really dont get what you are proposing.

Could you please try to explain it with some more details?
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AppleCapitalGroup last edited by

Use Wordpress template and section it but the month so we can update the posting.
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