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Content Audit Tool for Existing Pages
A content audit tool evaluates the pages you already published: on-page SEO, topic coverage, internal links, schema, and freshness, and tells you what to fix first. Reoptimize audits each page against the current top-ranking competition for its target keyword, not against a generic checklist.
What the audit checks
| Layer | What Reoptimize evaluates |
|---|---|
| On-page SEO | Title and meta versus current intent, H1, heading hierarchy, answer-first structure |
| Topic coverage | Entities, subtopics, and questions the current top 10 cover that your page skips |
| Internal links | Inbound links from your own site, anchor quality, orphaned-page detection |
| Schema | Structured data the page qualifies for but does not ship |
| Freshness | Dated statistics, stale years, decayed examples, last-updated signals |
| Decay | Estimated traffic at stake versus the page's ranking history pattern |
Checklist audits versus SERP audits
Most audit tools grade a page in a vacuum: keyword density here, word count there. But rankings are relative. A 1,400-word page can be the best result for one query and hopeless for another; only the live SERP knows. That is why every Reoptimize audit starts by fetching what currently ranks for your target keyword and diffing your page against it. The output is not a grade, it is a work order: the specific gaps between your page and the pages beating it, ranked by expected impact. Run one page through the demo on the homepage, or audit your whole library and let the content decay checker sort the queue by traffic at stake.
From audit to executed fix
An audit that ends in a score is a dashboard; an audit that ends in edits is a tool. Each finding in Reoptimize is written as a before and after suggestion: the current title struck through, the proposed one written in; the missing subtopics listed with estimated word counts; the internal links named source page by source page. Writers execute straight from the plan, and agencies export it as a brief. For pages that turn out to be decayed rather than merely under-optimized, the plan flows into a full content refresh.
Frequently asked questions
What is a content audit?
A content audit is a systematic review of published pages to find what is underperforming and why, covering on-page SEO, topic coverage, links, schema, and freshness. Done well, it produces a prioritized fix list, not just an inventory.
Do I need to install anything to audit my content?
No. Reoptimize fetches your public pages read-only. Paste URLs or import a sitemap; there is no plugin, no snippet, and no CMS access.
How is this different from a technical SEO audit?
Technical audits cover crawlability, speed, and site architecture. Reoptimize audits the content itself against what currently ranks: coverage, intent, structure, links, schema, and freshness, page by page.
Put it to work
Check one of your own pages
Paste a URL and a target keyword into the analyzer and watch the markup pass land: score, gaps, and the fixes that matter first.