MBA1556 How Too Much Content on Your Website Can Harm Your Business

2 Feb 2026 · 8 min
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2 Feb 2026 · 8 min

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This is a transcript of a $100 MBA podcast episode (MBA1556) hosted by Omar Zenhom about why too much content on a website can harm a business. Omar argues that quantity can dilute SEO value across pages and that quality, deep posts (as advocated by Brian Dean/Backlinko) perform better. He recommends auditing public pages via Google Analytics, culling or consolidating low-performing pages (threshold examples: consider >50 pages as 'many'; delete pages under ~1,000 annual views when top posts get ~5,000), and publishing fewer but more in-depth posts (e.g., every 6–8 weeks, ~10,000-word 'epic' posts). The episode also includes multiple commercial ad reads and closing show notes (subscribe, expert resource list).

Questions this episode answers

2020-06-25

Every six to eight weeks

About 10,000 words

Over 50 pages

Anything less than 1,000 annual views when a top post has ~5,000 views (i.e., less than 1/5 or 5x lower)

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