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| # 📘 4. How to Maintain and Update a Knowledge Base Effectively | |
| A KB becomes outdated quickly without proactive management. | |
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| ## 1. Set Review Cycles | |
| - Product features → every 3 months | |
| - Policies → every 6 months | |
| - FAQs → yearly | |
| - Troubleshooting → ongoing | |
| Assign deadlines and owners. | |
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| ## 2. Create a Governance Model | |
| Define who: | |
| - Writes | |
| - Reviews | |
| - Approves | |
| - Publishes | |
| Governance keeps quality consistent. | |
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| ## 3. Use Version Control | |
| Track: | |
| - Changelogs | |
| - Archived versions | |
| - “Last updated” dates | |
| Avoid silent updates. | |
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| ## 4. Tie KB Updates to Product Releases | |
| Each product update should trigger: | |
| - Article updates | |
| - Screenshot checks | |
| - Removal of outdated content | |
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| ## 5. Leverage Feedback Loops | |
| Use: | |
| - Search analytics | |
| - Chatbot fallbacks | |
| - Support interactions | |
| - Agent suggestions | |
| Content evolves with user behavior. |