Find the pages with potential.
Use available search evidence to understand which published pages deserve attention. See the queries and reasons behind a refresh recommendation.
Article refresh
Refresh your content.
Build on what works.
Find where published articles can work harder. Use search evidence to choose focused improvements, keep the existing address and learn from what happens next.
7 days free. 3 articles included.With Launch & Growth
Search evidence
Journal
How to choose your first daypack
/journal/first-daypackKeep improving the same page.
A focused change
Keep what works.
Improve what can.
Explore how a search snippet, an answer, a link or a source can become more useful.
Current copy
Daypack buying guide
Proposed improvement
How to choose your first daypack
Make the search promise clearer for a first-time hiker.
Same article address
/journal/first-daypackMore from published content
A better next move.
On the same page.
Connect the reason to improve an article with the controls to update it carefully.
Give the change a clear purpose.
Focus on the answer, snippet, links or evidence that needs work. Keep the reader’s intent at the centre of the improvement.
Keep the address. Keep the original.
Build on an existing page with a same-address update. The existing-post flow saves the complete original before writing and checks the replacement against it.
Bring your existing posts forward.
Connected WordPress and Shopify posts can enter the refresh workflow when permission, an eligible recommendation and supported import/update checks are in place.
Explore integrationsThe next chapter
An update today.
A clearer next move.
Review later search evidence for the same page. See how people find it, understand what they respond to and use those learnings to choose what to improve next.
Explore the full workflowThe same article
/journal/first-daypackLater search evidenceQueriesClicksImpressions
Your next improvement
Your refresh questions
Better updates.
Clearer answers.
Which articles can I refresh?
Postomatic can identify improvements for eligible articles in its publishing workflow. Existing WordPress and Shopify posts have a separate flow: connect the site, allow refreshes for the brand and use an available recommendation. Full-post import and same-address update support must be available before an existing post can change.
What can a refresh improve?
A refresh can focus on the search title and description, relevant sections, internal links or supporting evidence. The recommendation explains the reason and the intended scope, so you can understand what needs attention.
What happens to the original post and its URL?
The refresh targets the existing page address. In the existing-post flow, the complete original is saved before writing and the replacement must match the original post and address. Saved originals and publication history support the recovery workflow.
Does accepting a refresh change my live page immediately?
No. Granting permission or accepting a recommendation does not immediately change the live page. A refresh follows the applicable writing, quality, scheduling and publishing controls before an update reaches your site.
Can I use the free trial for a refresh?
An eligible existing-post recommendation can use a remaining trial article credit when the required connection, permission and checks are in place. The seven-day trial with three articles is available with Launch and Growth.
How do I see what happened after the update?
Later search evidence helps you review how the same page performs after an update. Available queries, clicks and impressions can inform the next improvement. The source and comparison period matter when you assess the change.
Build on your next opportunity
Give good content
a stronger next chapter.
7 days free. 3 articles included with Launch & Growth.