Does converting more than 1000 posts into Gutenberg affect SEO?

  • Resolved geniuxcode

    (@geniuxcode)


    1 year, 3 months ago

    Hello, sorry if a bit out of topic. I dont know where to ask anymore.

    So, I am planning on switching from the Classic Editor to Gutenberg. This means that I will have to refactor most of my posts, as I have more than 1000 posts dating back to 2016.

    I am in the process of converting those 1000+ posts into Gutenberg (block editor), which will result in the posts being marked as “updated”, even though there is no change on the content.

    If I make this conversion on a large scale, will this action affect SEO? In a bad way, i mean.

    • This topic was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by geniuxcode.
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  • Moderator jordesign

    (@jordesign)

    Hey @geniuxcode – to be honest I’m not sure what the impact on SEO would be directly.

    In terms of the code that SEO robots would read – the content would be similar. If anything it may be a little bit cleaner – so I wouldn’t expect that to have any impact.

    But I’m no SEO expert – so I can’t say for sure. Same goes for having all those posts showing as ‘Updated’.

    As this is a more general WordPress question – you could try asking in the General Forums.
    https://www.ads-software.com/support/forum/miscellaneous/

    Thread Starter geniuxcode

    (@geniuxcode)

    okay, I’ll try to ask there. Thank for your response.

    Thank you! I will mark this thread as resolved for now.

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