content-refresh

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Refresh existing content with updated data, sources, and SEO while preserving rankings and brand compliance.

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# Content Refresh Workflow Re-optimize existing content with updated research, current statistics, new sources, refreshed SEO keywords, and Phase 6.5 humanization — while preserving what's working and maintaining search rankings. ## When to Use Use `/contentforge:content-refresh` when: - Content is 6+ months old and needs updated stats/examples - Search rankings are declining (lost top 10 position) - Competitor content has surpassed yours - Product/service features have changed - Industry landscape has shifted - Content scored well originally (≥7.0) but needs freshening ## What This Command Does 1. **Load Existing Content** — Read current .docx from Google Drive 2. **Analyze What to Keep** — Identify evergreen sections, high-performing segments 3. **Research Updates** — Find current statistics, new sources, recent examples 4. **Selective Rewrite** — Update outdated sections, preserve working content 5. **Re-run Quality Gates** — Fact-check new claims, re-humanize, re-score 6. **SEO Preservation** — Maintain target keywords, internal links, meta structure 7. **Version Control** — Save as v1.1, v1.2 (never overwrite v1.0) ## Required Inputs **Existing Content:** - Google Drive URL or File ID - OR: Local .docx file path **Refresh Scope (select one):** - **Light Refresh** (20%): Update statistics, examples, citations only - **Medium Refresh** (50%): Rewrite intro/conclusion, update 3-5 sections, add new research - **Heavy Refresh** (80%): Complete rewrite using original a...

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Author
indranilbanerjee
Repository
indranilbanerjee/contentforge
Created
5 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
Python
License
MIT

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