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Mark, thanks so much for weighing in on this. The article you provided a link for above actually is the article that I read which lead me to port our main number, after which all the craziness happened. If we could've found a way to not have all minutes double billed it would have been a great solution. In any case, my gut told that I shouldn't worry too much about a few paid listings especially since Google uses call tracking in Adwords. I just couldn't find any references to back it up except The legal directory sales guys. I just wanted some independent advice. I truly appreciate you taking the time to respond. Thank you!

Honestly, maybe both? For me, it would depend on how useful those old posts are. Are they getting traffic? Are there valuable links pointing to them? If so, it may be worth it. If not, 301 redirect them to new, relevant, optimized posts. For what it's worth, I also wouldn't recommend "churning out" blog posts unless they add value for your visitors.