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Question about editing and republishing existing content

I started a blog not long ago, but back then I had no idea about keyword, meta description, alt text etc... I focussed in creating content, but not really optimizing for SEO. After some months I notice that I basically have no impressions, so I wanted to edited all my posts and try to use more long-tail keywords, to try to be more competitive in niche topics.

Now my question: if I would everyday edit all of my blog posts, change their titles, meta description, maybe even the url slug (causing then redirects), will google punish it? I mean, I am not having many impressions at the moment anyways, so I thought there are no risk in doing so. But I was wondering if every page would have a different title and url slug, if this would be really bad for my long term SEO.

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