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That's awesome! Glad to know there's a bulk tool out there!

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Hi Daniel, That does seem very odd! There can be various different things at play here in my experience: Publishing and un-publishing in the CMS - Sometimes clients and CMS users will switch the page publish status around which can make it difficult to keep track of whether the page exists or not Removal of redirects - Much the same as above, there's the possibility that someone is adding/removing redirects. This could also be something to do with the removal of the server level redirects file, be that htaccess or IIS. Crawling tool issue - If you're using a crawling tool (especially if doing so with JS rendering active), sometimes this can put a lot of pressure on the server and it can spit out the occasional error where there actually isn't one It could also be a problem with how you're handing hard 404 errors vs soft 404s - i.e. actual not founds vs pages that don't function but the server is under the impression that they're fine. Best of luck! Sean

I previously gave an opinion on this here.... https://moz.com/community/q/how-to-handle-annual-content-2018-2019

That certainly makes sense Kevin - good point.

Thanks Andy - that was my first instinct. I've had a look around at some large sites such as Amazon etc for a little inspiration. As it wasn't something I've implemented before I wasn't sure if it would be bad practice.

Thanks Jo!