Delete Your Website Content And Achieve This

Did you know that deleting your content on your website can actually increase your website's traffic?
The technique is called content pruning, and it's all about identifying the low-performing content, getting rid of it, and focusing on the high-performing content.
I'm taking you through how to do this step-by-step in this video; it's easier than you think.
If you want a more in-depth how-to guide on how to do content pruning, you can read it here 👇
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[@footloosedev1990]

if I delete a article and it shows 404 PAGE NOT FOUND. doesn't it impact the website?

[@PhillipStemann]

Only if you still link to the page. If you don't link to the page/post, then it doesn't affect anything.
You can set up a 301 redirect if you have a replacement post.