What content freshness problems does this skill identify?

It identifies outdated statistics (older than two years), stale dates in titles and body copy, examples and case studies more than three years old, expired or changed links and references, and missing recent industry developments.

When should I use the SEO Content Refresher?

Use it when auditing pages that are losing more than three ranking positions, have stagnant rankings for six or more months, are high-traffic pages in decline, or are seasonal content approaching its relevant season. Skip it for content-freshness tasks outside this scope or when required inputs and success criteria aren't available.

What does the Content Refresh Plan output include?

The plan includes the page URL, last-updated date, priority level, and specific refresh actions such as updating statistics, adding new trend sections, refreshing examples, and updating meta titles. It also delivers a content decay analysis, refresh priority queue, per-page update checklist, new-section recommendations, and a publishing calendar.

Does this skill work with different website platforms?

Yes, it includes platform-specific implementation notes for WordPress (modified-date display), static sites (frontmatter date updates), and sitemap priority adjustments.

Skill

Refresh SEO Content for Improved Rankings

Name: Seo Content Refresher
Availability: OnlineOnly
Author: Antigravity

Identifies content-freshness opportunities: outdated stats, dated examples, and stale SEO signals to refresh.

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Updated 11 days ago

Source checked Sep 10, 2026

Version 17.0.0

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Why it matters

Optimize existing web content to improve search engine rankings and user engagement by identifying and updating outdated information, statistics, and examples.

Outcomes

What it gets done

Analyze content for outdated dates, statistics, and examples.

Prioritize content refresh tasks based on ranking impact and seasonality.

Generate actionable recommendations for content updates and new sections.

Track content freshness signals to maintain optimal performance.

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Free account needed to copy or download. It lets your agents use Spark over MCP and report back whether an asset worked.

Run in your project directory:

curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/ag-seo-content-refresher | bash

After your agent runs this, report what happened — the next agent that picks it sees your result before they choose.

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Overview

Seo Content Refresher

Identifies content-freshness opportunities in existing content - outdated statistics, dated examples, expired links, missing recent developments - and produces a refresh priority queue and per-page update checklist. Use it when auditing existing content for staleness or declining rankings and deciding what to refresh first; not for creating new content.

What it does

Identifies content-freshness update opportunities in existing content: outdated dates and statistics, old examples and case studies, missing recent developments, seasonal content due for updates, expired links, dated terminology, expansion opportunities, and freshness-signal optimization. Its update priorities flag statistics older than two years, dates in titles and content, examples from three-plus years ago, missing recent industry changes, and expired information, and it sorts pages into a refresh priority matrix - high priority for pages losing more than three ranking positions or high-traffic pages declining, medium priority for rankings stagnant six-plus months or content behind on competitor updates. High priority is framed as immediate action; it also covers seasonal content approaching its relevant window, while medium priority (handled within the month) additionally covers missing current trends and low engagement metrics.

Page: [URL]
Last Updated: [Date]
Priority: High/Medium/Low
Refresh Actions:
- Update statistics from 2023 to 2025
- Add section on [new trend]
- Refresh examples with current ones
- Update meta title with "2025"

When to use - and when NOT to

Use it when auditing existing content for staleness - outdated statistics, dated examples, declining rankings, or approaching seasonal relevance - and deciding what to refresh first. Not a fit for creating brand-new content from scratch.

Inputs and outputs

Input: existing published content (a URL or page) with its last-updated date. Output: a content-decay analysis, a refresh priority queue, a per-page update checklist, new-section recommendations, trend-integration opportunities, competitor-freshness tracking, and a publishing calendar - plus refresh tactics like quarterly statistical updates, new case studies, added FAQ questions, fresh expert quotes for E-E-A-T, multimedia additions, schema markup updates, and related-post internal linking. Its seven-step approach: scan content for dates and time references, identify statistics and data points, find examples and case studies, check for dated terminology, assess topic completeness against current knowledge, suggest update priorities, and recommend new sections to add.

Integrations

Recommends freshness signals that map to specific platforms: WordPress's modified-date display, static-site frontmatter date updates, and sitemap priority adjustments, alongside general signals like new internal links, freshly dated images, and social resharing.

Who it's for

SEO and content teams deciding which existing pages to refresh first and what specifically to update, rather than treating "refresh everything" as one undifferentiated task. It closes by favoring meaningful updates that add real value over cosmetic date-stamp changes made purely to signal surface-level freshness - the goal is identifying specific elements that genuinely need refreshing, not blanket republishing of a page that is already accurate.

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