Content Audit

A content audit is the systematic review of all content on a website in terms of performance, currency, factual accuracy and SEO potential. On the basis of this analysis, a decision is taken for each page: keep it, revise it, merge it with other content or remove it.

In practice

A content audit helps to uncover outdated or thin pages, duplicate or competing content and thematic gaps in what a website offers. The evaluation is usually done in a spreadsheet with URL, traffic, ranking position, the date of the last update and a clear decision per page: keep, improve, merge or delete. Google names no interval for content audits, but does recommend assessing your own content against a list of questions and looking more closely at the pages that are now doing worse in search results. The roughly annual cycle we work with is a value drawn from project experience, not a documented requirement.

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