Content refresh

Your Medium archive is still making claims.

Every post you published is still answering questions — with the metrics, pricing, and product details that were true when you wrote it.

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Why Medium

Posts rank for years. Facts don’t last that long.

Your archive outranks your site

For many brand-plus-topic searches, a Medium post is the first result — and often the first thing a customer or an AI system reads about you.

Your archive outranks your site

For many brand-plus-topic searches, a Medium post is the first result — and often the first thing a customer or an AI system reads about you.

Nobody revisits an old post

Publishing is a moment. Maintenance never gets scheduled. The post keeps working long after the team that wrote it has moved on.

Nobody revisits an old post

Publishing is a moment. Maintenance never gets scheduled. The post keeps working long after the team that wrote it has moved on.

Syndication multiplies the error

Medium posts get quoted, scraped, and summarised elsewhere. A stale claim does not stay in one place — it propagates.

Syndication multiplies the error

Medium posts get quoted, scraped, and summarised elsewhere. A stale claim does not stay in one place — it propagates.

How it works on Medium

Four steps, from archive to accurate.

1 – Import your publication

Point us at the publication or profile. Every post becomes a reviewable surface, with its publish date and traffic attached.

1 – Import your publication

Point us at the publication or profile. Every post becomes a reviewable surface, with its publish date and traffic attached.

2 – Extract every claim

Each post is broken into individual factual claims: metrics, pricing, product names, integrations, dates, and comparisons.

2 – Extract every claim

Each post is broken into individual factual claims: metrics, pricing, product names, integrations, dates, and comparisons.

3 – Flag what has drifted

Claims are checked against your current source of truth. You see what changed, where else it appears, and why it matters.

3 – Flag what has drifted

Claims are checked against your current source of truth. You see what changed, where else it appears, and why it matters.

4 – Republish it accurate

Approve the correction and update the post, with a record of what changed and when it was last verified.

4 – Republish it accurate

Approve the correction and update the post, with a record of what changed and when it was last verified.

What we check

The claims that quietly go stale.

Metrics and numbers

Growth figures, benchmarks, and results that were true at publication.

Metrics and numbers

Growth figures, benchmarks, and results that were true at publication.

Pricing and plans

Prices, tiers, and free-trial terms quoted inside the post body.

Pricing and plans

Prices, tiers, and free-trial terms quoted inside the post body.

Product and feature names

Renamed features, deprecated products, and old positioning language.

Product and feature names

Renamed features, deprecated products, and old positioning language.

Links and references

Dead links, redirected docs, and citations that no longer resolve.

Links and references

Dead links, redirected docs, and citations that no longer resolve.

Competitor comparisons

Comparison claims that describe a market that has since moved on.

Competitor comparisons

Comparison claims that describe a market that has since moved on.

Dates and timelines

Roadmap language, launch dates, and “coming soon” that already came.

Dates and timelines

Roadmap language, launch dates, and “coming soon” that already came.

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Content refresh for Substack

All platforms

Start with one publication

Find out what your archive is still claiming.

We will run a refresh pass over your publication and show you the claims that have drifted, ranked by how much they matter.

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