Get a real-time view of content quality issues across your site. Monitor readability, metadata completeness, duplicate titles, and outdated content - and address problems directly within your publishing workflow.
Get a clear view of how readable your content really is. The content auditor uses the Flesch-Kincaid scale to assess reading complexity and highlight pages that may be difficult to understand. Filter by reading grade to identify where you can simplify content to improve accessibility, clarity, and overall visitor understanding.
Strong metadata makes it easy for visitors and traditional search engines, like Google, to index and interpret your content. The content auditor highlights pages that are missing important metadata such as author, format, language, or custom tags, so you can quickly find and fill gaps.
Identify pages with identical titles that not only make exploring and crawling your site harder, but also often signal deeper issues like duplicate content or poor page structure. Review and fix these problems to improve clarity and visitor experience across your entire site.
Detect common misspellings, undesirable terms, or specific phrases you want to avoid. Tailor your undesirable terms list to suit your editorial standards, making it easy to catch issues early and maintain high content quality without manual checks.
See when each page was last updated across your entire site to identify content that may contain outdated information. Keep your site current and trustworthy by prioritizing updates for the pages that need attention most.
Video: See the content auditor in action. Captions and transcript available on playback.
Watch how the content auditor identifies issues across thousands of pages. See how to use insights from each report to improve content quality and discoverability.
The content auditor is always up to date without manually running audits. It continuously monitors your site, so you can check in as often as needed to ensure newly published content meets quality standards, or review the entire site whenever priorities shift.
The audit captures all content data, and you can filter it by URL path, keywords, or metadata values to focus on specific sections of your site. The metadata options match the fields you have configured in your CMS, so the filters reflect your organization's needs. You can also customize the undesirable text list to flag specific terms, such as misspellings or banned words.
Clear, well-structured content supports search engine indexing and improves user experience. Duplicate titles and poor readability create confusion, making it harder for algorithms to index and rank your pages. Missing metadata reduces discoverability. Slow response times directly hurt search rankings. Fixing these foundational issues improves visibility everywhere your audience searches.
