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Five-Post Blog Performance Analysis

Analyzing 5 blog posts with complete metrics across different ranking positions. Demonstrates prioritization for page 2 opportunity (pos 15, 11k impressions), page 1 optimization (pos 7, 9k impressions), and page 3 consideration (pos 22, 6k impressions). Shows how the skill calculates priority scores and provides specific refresh recommendations with traffic gain estimates.

Input

What you provide to the skill

I have 5 blog posts needing review: Post A pos 7, 9k imp, 540 cl. Post B pos 15, 11k imp, 330 cl. Post C pos 22, 6k imp, 120 cl.

Output

What the skill generates for you

Content Refresh Priority Analysis

Executive Summary

Data received: 5 blog posts with position, impressions, and clicks data
Data quality: Good - all essential metrics present (calculating CTR from clicks/impressions)
Key finding: Post B is your highest-ROI opportunity (page 2 with highest impressions)
Projected impact: +180-320 additional clicks/month with focused refresh efforts


HIGH PRIORITY

1. Post B (Priority Score: 82)

Current: pos 15 → Target: pos 8-10
Metrics: 11k impressions, 330 clicks, 3.0% CTR

Why prioritized: Page 2 position with highest impression volume. Moving to page 1 could double or triple clicks.

Actions:

  • Major content refresh: expand depth, add sections competitors have
  • Optimize title/meta for higher CTR (current 3% is reasonable for pos 15)
  • Add internal links from related high-authority pages
  • Update with fresh data, examples, or statistics
  • Target featured snippet opportunities

Expected outcome: +220-350 clicks/month
Effort: 10-14 hours (moderate-to-major refresh)


2. Post A (Priority Score: 68)

Current: pos 7 → Target: pos 3-5
Metrics: 9k impressions, 540 clicks, 6.0% CTR

Why prioritized: Already page 1 with strong CTR. Small position improvement = significant click gain due to high impressions.

Actions:

  • Minor optimization: strengthen title for position-appropriate CTR (aim for 8-10%)
  • Add 1-2 missing content sections competitors cover
  • Improve internal linking structure
  • Ensure content freshness (update dates, stats)

Expected outcome: +90-180 clicks/month
Effort: 4-6 hours (minor-to-moderate update)


MEDIUM PRIORITY

3. Post C (Priority Score: 45)

Current: pos 22 → Target: pos 15-18
Metrics: 6k impressions, 120 clicks, 2.0% CTR

Pattern: Page 3 with moderate impressions. Longer-term opportunity.

Direction: Needs major refresh to climb to page 2. Evaluate if topic aligns with business goals before investing 12+ hours. Could be a consolidation candidate if similar posts exist.

Expected outcome: +60-100 clicks/month (if reaches page 2)
Effort: 12-16 hours (major refresh)


LOW PRIORITY / MONITOR

Posts D & E: Not provided in the dataset.

For Post A: Already performing well (pos 7, 6% CTR). After initial optimization, shift to monitoring. Don’t over-optimize and risk disruption.


Strategic Insights

Quick wins:

  • Post A title/meta optimization (2 hours, +50-80 clicks)
  • Internal linking improvements across all 3 posts (1-2 hours)

No consolidation needed: These 3 posts appear to target different topics based on varying position/impression profiles.

Timing note: If Post C is seasonal content, align refresh with upcoming high-season (2-3 months before peak).


Execution Roadmap

Phase Timeline Focus Hours Expected Gain
1 Week 1-2 Post B (major refresh) 10-14 +220-350 clicks/mo
2 Week 3 Post A (minor optimization) 4-6 +90-180 clicks/mo
3 Week 4-6 Post C (evaluate, then refresh) 12-16 +60-100 clicks/mo

Total investment: 26-36 hours
Total projected gain: +370-630 clicks/month (+68-116% increase from current 990)


Success Metrics

Track at 4-week intervals:

  • Position change (target: Post B to page 1, Post A to top 5)
  • Click volume increase vs. baseline
  • CTR improvement for refreshed posts

Green flags: Position improvements within 4-6 weeks, CTR gains
Red flags: No movement after 8 weeks = reassess content quality vs. competition