seo-content-audit

# Content Audit Inventory existing content, score it, and decide for each piece: keep, update, merge, redirect, or delete. Stack-agnostic. Works on blogs, marketing sites, knowledge bases, and product content. --- ## When to use - Inheriting a content library you did not create - Diagnosing site-wide traffic decline - Resolving cannibalization (two pages competing for the same query) - Pre-migration cleanup - Annual or semi-annual content health check - Pruning before a redesign or replatform ## When NOT to use - Optimizing a single page (use `seo-onpage`) - Planning new content (use `seo-keyword`) - Comparing your content to competitors (use `seo-competitor`) - Site-level technical issues (use `seo-technical`) --- ## Required inputs - The site URL and access to crawl it (or a complete URL list) - Search console access (or a 12-month export) - Analytics access (sessions, conversions, engagement) - A backlink tool (to identify pages with referring domains worth preserving) --- ## The framework: 5 actions For every content piece, the audit produces one of five decisions. ### 1. Keep The page performs well, has clear intent, and needs no changes. **Signals:** - Top 10 ranking for its primary query - Consistent traffic with no decay - Healthy engagement (above-site-average time on page or interaction rate) - Up-to-date information ### 2. Update The page has potential but is underperforming due to fixable issues. **Signals:** - Page 2 ranking for high-value queries...