This episode covered Spring Cleaning your WordPress site.Review these sites to check for outdated content, broken links, outdated plugins and more. Look for these items:

1 Users that should be removed, check their rights, too..2.Outdated plugins that you no longer use – turn off, save, review your site to see if you broke it and then delete them.3.Test all your forms, including signing up for your own mailing list.4.Ask an “outsider” to view your site and test it..5.Test your SEARCH to see if anything shows up in the results that you don’t want people to find.6.Check for demo content that is not in your nav, but still published. Either delete or make it draft.7.When people go to your website, can they tell you what the primary service is you offer? If they cannot, you need to redo your home page immediately!8.Be careful when removing images. You may create broken links in older posts. If you reorganize files, you may need to use a plugin like BlueVelvet to change URLs throughout to go with the new structure.

Great time to make sure your site and menu is still in line with your current focus for your business, new products and a smooth path to close the order, add them to your list or whatever your overall goal is.

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