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Who doesn’t know this: You published a post, you add an Update and then you need some time to perhaps link the updates at the beginning of the post.
This will solve your problem: just update, put the shortcode around your update and leave the rest up to the plugin.
<h4>Usage</h4>
Put the Shortcode [update] around some Update-Section. You’re done.
<h4>Examples</h4>
Auto generated title:
<blockquote>
[update] 
 This is an Update 
 [/update]
</blockquote>
Self defined Text:
<blockquote>
[update title=”My custom Update title”] 
 This is an Update 
 [/update]
</blockquote>
Self defined title not shown in post
<blockquote>
[update title=”My custom update link text” notitle=”true”] 
 This is an Update with a custom link text in the beginning, but not showing inside the post 
 [/update]
</blockquote>
Auto generated title not shown in post
<blockquote>
[update title=”false”] 
 This is an Update with a default link text in the beginning, but not showing inside the post 
 [/update]
</blockquote>

WordPress Post Update Links

WordPress Post Update Links will place some links at the beginning to Update-Sections in a Post or Page.

Atiq Samtia

Change the Post Update date for all posts and pages in one click. This will help your blog in search engines and your blog will look alive. Do this every week or month.
<h4>Why Change the Update/Modified Dates of posts or Pages?</h4>
With massive increasde in blogs and content, now search engines like Google do rank the newly added or modified content higher than the older one. If the article was published in the past, Google thinks it is no longer relevent and de-ranks that. It is recommended by SEO experts that you should update the content regularly. 
If you update the posts manually, it would require a lot of effort weekly. If you have articles 500+ imagine how much time it would take you to do manually? This plugin will assist you in this regard and with only one click you are good to go.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Update Posts Modified date in bulk</li>
<li>Update Pages Modified date in bulk</li>
<li>Update Any Custom Post Type dates in bulk</li>
<li>Update Post Comments dates in bulk</li>
<li>It Randomly distributes dates so it look realistic in the eyes of search engines</li>
<li>Select Custom Interval or Date Range </li>
<li>Apply on posts from specific categories</li>
<li>Apply on specific pages</li>
<li>Option to change Published Date or Modified Date</li>
</ul>
<h4>Support</h4>
<ul>
<li>Community support via the <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/bulk-post-update-date" rel="ugc">support forums</a> at WordPress.org.</li>
</ul>

Bulk Post Update Date

Working out of the box.

Thanks for the plugin.

Outstanding

Change the Post Update date for all posts and pages in one click. This will help your blog in search engines and your blog will look alive.

WordPress Post Update Links vs Bulk Post Update Date