In this episode of Content Marketing with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna dive into the counterintuitive strategy of content pruning—cutting underperforming posts to boost organic traffic and generate more leads. They examine a specific case from Ahrefs, which removed nearly 40% of its blog content and saw a 20% traffic increase alongside a 30% lift in leads from organic search. The hosts break down the audit process, the data criteria Ahrefs used, and the redirect mapping that preserved link equity. They also discuss why this strategy is especially relevant in 2026, as Google's helpful content system continues to reward quality over quantity. Luna pushes back on the risk of losing long-tail traffic, and Lucas explains how consolidation can actually strengthen topical authority. Whether you're a solo content creator or a marketing team managing hundreds of pages, this episode offers a actionable framework for deciding what to keep, what to merge, and what to delete—and how to measure the results. If your content library needs a spring cleaning, tune in.