Frequently Asked Questions
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A content audit is a structured evaluation of all content across a website, app, social media, or other channels to assess performance, accuracy, and opportunities for improvement.
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I conduct content audits using a six-step process that evaluates quality, performance, and SEO, then translates findings into action.
Inventory and Documentation
Content Quality Check
Analytics
SEO Analysis
Recommendations
Three-Stage Action Plan
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Findability ensures users and search engines can locate your content fast. Improving findability boosts engagement, SEO performance, and accessibility.
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A content audit focuses on messaging, clarity, and structure, while a UX audit evaluates usability, navigation, and user interaction. Navigation is one area where they often intersect. Both types of audits are essential for a high-performing site.
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A content audit typically takes 1–4 weeks, depending on site size and complexity. I also offer phased approaches for large-scale websites.
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I use analytics, SEO tools, and custom frameworks to evaluate content performance and quality, including GA4, Screaming Frog, Semrush, and structured scoring models.
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Content findability is how easily users and search engines can locate and understand content. It depends on structure, internal linking, metadata, and on-page clarity. Findability ensures users and search engines can locate your content fast. Improving findability boosts engagement, SEO performance, and accessibility.
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A competitive analysis examines competitors’ strategies, strengths, weaknesses, and positioning to identify gaps and opportunities in the market.
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Common content strategy mistakes reduce performance and scalability. They include:
- Publishing without a clear goal
- Ignoring SEO fundamentals
- Overlapping content topics
- Not updating outdated posts
- Weak internal linking
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Content strategy impacts SEO by aligning content with user intent, keywords, and technical best practices. It builds topical authority and supports long-term organic growth.
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Healthcare websites must be accurate, compliant, and user-friendly. A content audit helps ensure clarity, accessibility, and up-to-date information for patients and providers.
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I measure content performance using engagement, visibility, and conversion metrics, including traffic, bounce rate, time on page, keyword rankings, and clarity.
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After a content audit, you receive a prioritized roadmap outlining what to keep, revise, delete, or consolidate. I can also support execution and impact tracking.
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AI can automate parts of a content audit, such as classification and tagging, but human expertise is still required for interpretation, prioritization, and strategy.
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Content audits support every stage of the buyer journey by ensuring relevant, accurate content exists from awareness through decision. They help identify gaps that block conversion.
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Trustworthy content is accurate, well-sourced, and regularly updated. Clear authorship, citations, transparency, and maintenance signals help establish trust.