Content marketing audit

Find out which content works, what needs improvement, and where to focus your team’s time.

What is a content marketing audit?

A content marketing audit reviews how well your content serves your audience and supports your business goals.

We assess website copy, blog posts, social content, email, video, presentations, and advertising materials. The review covers relevance, usefulness, search visibility, tone, visual presentation, and structure.

You get a clear view of what to keep, improve, repurpose, or retire.

Questions a content audit can help you answer

  • Why isn’t my content delivering the expected results, such as traffic, subscriber growth, or sales?
  • How do I know what content is working and what isn’t?
  • Does my content resonate with my target audience?
  • How well does my content align with my brand? Is there a consistent style and tone of communication?
  • Is my content well optimised for search engines?
  • Why do my competitors get more reach, engagement, and conversions?
  • What types of content should I create in the future?
  • How can I make my content strategy more systematic and consistent?
  • Should I update old content or remove some of it?
  • How can I better allocate resources for content creation?

Why is it important to conduct a content marketing audit?

Increase engagement and conversions

See which topics, formats, and distribution channels engage your audience and contribute to conversions. Use those findings to focus your next campaigns.

Improving SEO and visibility

Identify gaps in content quality, structure, and search optimisation that may be limiting organic visibility.

Content strategy optimisation

Assess your content strategy against audience needs and business goals, then prioritise the changes that matter most.

What does a content marketing audit include?

We review your content strategy, existing materials, performance data, and publishing processes. The scope is tailored to your goals and can include:

Check whether your content goals support the business and whether your strategy reflects your audience’s needs and behaviour.

Assess the value and usefulness of your content, along with its tone, style, and consistency with your brand.

Review keywords, headings, copy, metadata, content structure, and internal and external links. Check relevant page speed and mobile usability issues.

Use analytics to identify the content that attracts traffic, engages your audience, and supports conversions.

Compare competitors’ content with yours to identify strengths, gaps, and opportunities to stand out.

Review your publishing schedule and how well it supports campaigns, seasonal demand, and relevant events.

Review comments, feedback, and your team’s responses to understand how people engage with your content.

Identify content to update, remove, or repurpose, based on its relevance, accuracy, and performance.

Assess your distribution channels and promotion methods, including social media, email, search, paid campaigns, and partnerships.

Prepare a report with findings and practical recommendations for your strategy, search visibility, audience engagement, and distribution.

Why do you need a content marketing audit?

An audit helps you make better decisions about what to publish and where to invest. It shows:

  • Which content drives traffic, engagement, and conversions.
  • Where search optimisation can improve.
  • Whether your content answers the questions your audience cares about.
  • Which topics and formats are missing.
  • Where your messaging is inconsistent with your brand.
  • Which existing materials can be updated or repurposed.

The result is a stronger foundation for your next content plan.

Why choose us?

What makes us different from other agencies?

Since 2004, we have worked across automotive, ecommerce, hospitality, consumer goods, retail, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, construction, real estate, B2B and B2C services, esports, nonprofits, energy, and financial services.

We use that experience to assess your content in the context of your audience and business goals, then recommend practical improvements.

We assess your content in the context of your audience, brand, and business goals.

Our recommendations explain what to improve, why it matters, and how to put the changes into practice. We can also help your team implement them.

We estimate the audit cost based on the volume of content, the channels involved, and the depth of analysis required. Fees reflect the time spent on your audit.

You receive a structured report covering the agreed scope, with findings and recommendations for improving your content marketing.

Talk to us about your content and the questions you need answered.

How we conduct a content marketing audit

Data collection

Review your content and performance data.

Evaluation of reviews and ratings

Identifying strengths and weaknesses

Developing an improvement strategy

FAQ

  • Strategy: goals and content across the buying journey.
  • Audience: relevance to your customers’ needs and interests.
  • Distribution: channel performance and opportunities to reach more people.
  • SEO: keywords, structure, metadata, and internal links.
  • Formats: articles, video, graphics, social posts, and email.
  • Competitors: strengths, gaps, and ways to differentiate.
  • Performance: reach, traffic, engagement, and conversions.
  • A detailed report on your content and its performance.
  • An assessment of your strategy’s strengths and weaknesses.
  • Recommendations for topics, formats, channels, and workflows.
  • An action plan for your next stage of content marketing.
  • Businesses that are actively publishing content but are not seeing results
  • Teams planning a content strategy reboot
  • Marketers who need an outside perspective and expert assessment
  • Companies preparing to scale or enter new markets

A basic audit typically takes five to ten business days. The timeline depends on the amount of content, the number of channels, access to analytics, and the questions you need answered.

For larger libraries, multiple languages, or several markets, we assess the scope and agree on a timeline before starting.

Yes. Performance data helps us assess what your content contributes to the business. Depending on the scope, we may request access to:

  • Google Analytics: traffic, engagement, and conversions.
  • Google Search Console: search visibility, queries, and clicks.
  • Your CRM: how content-generated leads move through the sales process.
  • Email reporting: engagement, subscriptions, conversions, and retention.
  • Social platform reporting: reach, engagement, and content performance.

Without analytics, we can review content quality and structure, but our conclusions about performance will be limited. We keep the data confidential and can sign an NDA.

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