Is this causing any problems?

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This music from a major hotel brand's blog may not be very relevant to their industry.

causing any problems?
Problematic content can include duplicate content, duplicate targeting, plagiarized text, content that is a legal liability, or any other issue you don't want to deal with on your site. I found that the assessment phase was a particularly good opportunity to identify posts that were targeting the same topic, so you could strengthen them.

Using these criteria, you can divide your old blog usa number data posts into buckets of “keep” and “don’t keep.” The “don’t keep” can be either 301 redirected to the most relevant related post or the blog’s homepage. Then it’s time to address others further.

What to do with the posts you keep?
So now you have a pile of posts to sort through! All the posts that made it this far have already established some kind of value. Now we want to make the most of that value by improving, expanding, updating, and promoting the content.

Do better.
When setting out to improve an old post with good bones, it can be a good idea to start with targeted and general writing and grammar improvements. You want to make sure your blog post has a clear point, is targeting a specific topic and terminology, and is doing so in proper English (or whatever language your blog is in).