Things That You Must Know About Content Audit

Part of conducting a content audit is checking for content-related issues that can cause penalties. This article will focus on identifying and providing possible solutions for content-related problems. Quick Recall! Essentially, there are three phases of content auditing: inventory and audit, analysis and recommendation, summary and reporting. Read more about it here. Under the analysis…

A content audit is the cornerstone of content strategy, which governs content marketing. The aim is to perform a qualitative analysis of all the content on a website (or in some cases, a network of sites and/or social media presences — any content for which your organization is responsible).

In website governance, a content audit is the process of evaluating content elements and information assets on some part or all of a website.

Learn how to do content audits for SEO in this Moz guide by Everett Sizemore, including tips for crawling large websites, rendering JavaScript content, and auditing dynamic mobile content.