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content-audit prompts

Browse prompts tagged content-audit. Use this page to find templates tied to a specific workflow, method, platform, or content pattern.

4 prompts

SEO

Content Consolidation And Redirect Strategy

For when several pages are competing for the same topic: paste in the content, URLs, and current ranking data for each overlapping page, and it produces a redundancy matrix showing overlap percentages between them. It then recommends which pages to merge, keep, or delete, picks the canonical page to preserve SEO value, and maps out a content migration path with a redirect plan and expected SEO impact. Run it before any large-scale migration or content pruning pass.

SEO

Content Enhancement Audit Plan

Audits a single published page for three specific gaps: missing internal links, missing visual content, and poor scannability. Given the page content, target keywords, and optional competitor examples, it returns internal link opportunities with suggested anchor text, spots where images, charts, or video would help, scannability fixes for weak sections, and where to add takeaway summaries, all ranked into an implementation priority order. Pair it with the internal-link anchor text optimizer to turn flagged opportunities into finished anchors.

SEO

Content Optimization For Query Fan-Out

Runs an existing page through a four-stage query fan-out analysis to find every related question it should be answering but isn't. - Inputs: existing content, primary topic/keyword, target audience, content goal - Extracts entities and themes, then maps likely user queries per theme - Scores each query as fully, partially, or not addressed, with a 1-10 depth rating - Splits gaps into critical, opportunity, and enhancement tiers - Rebuilds the piece as a 20-25 heading outline flagging new gap-filling sections

SEO

E-E-A-T Trust Signal Analyzer

Scores a piece of content against Google's Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness framework, using the content itself plus author bio and website context as inputs. It returns a scorecard rating each E-E-A-T element as present, weak, or strong with specific evidence pulled from the text, a ranked list of priority improvements, and concrete implementation examples for the top three fixes, such as adding a credentialed author bio. Apply the stricter YMYL standard whenever the topic touches health, finance, or legal advice.