How I Find Outdated Content in Google Search Console — 234 Keywords in 1 Report

🔥 This is the fastest way to turn Google Ads into your #1 revenue maker: https://www.skool.com/theconversionclinic/about?ref=87a17fd6c7cc4c648c5dae2c05f921a2 Google Search Console contains a simple signal most people overlook when trying to improve SEO, which is outdated content. In this video, I show exactly how to find pages that are losing relevance, impressions, or clicks so you know what content needs to be refreshed. Updating old pages is often faster and more effective than creating new content from scratch. You’ll see the exact filters and reports inside Google Search Console that reveal declining content opportunities. Equation mentioned in the video: (?i)\b(202[0-9]|updated|latest|newest|this year|current)\b If CTR is low (for queries in positions 1–10) and the query contains a year or “latest”, update the title to include the current year and make sure the first paragraph confirms it’s current (otherwise people don’t click). If position is 8–20 and impressions are decent, do a “freshness pass” that is measurable: update at least 3 concrete items (examples, screenshots, tools, steps, stats), add an updated date, and add a short “what changed this year” section. That tends to move position. If you already rank top 3 with good CTR, don’t touch it much. Only do minimal maintenance so you don’t accidentally weaken it. 🔥 Running Google Ads can feel like throwing money into a black hole. If you’re tired of guessing what works and just want a steady stream of the right customers, let’s chat. After helping 100+ businesses get steady, high-quality leads and sales, I know what works. Grab a free strategy call here: https://josiahroche.co/google-ads-specialist/ Frequently Asked Questions What is outdated content in SEO? Outdated content refers to pages that are no longer fully relevant, accurate, or competitive compared to newer content ranking in search results. Why should I update old content instead of writing new articles? Updating existing pages often