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Content audit in WordPress with Search Console and GA4

A good content audit combines what is on your site with how it performs. Put each page's last change next to clicks, impressions and position from Search Console and views from GA4. Then you see what to update, what to merge and what can go.

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How to go about it

  1. List your contentAll posts and pages with their last modified date, per content type.
  2. Add the performanceClicks, impressions and average position from Search Console, views from GA4, per period.
  3. Sort itLots of traffic but old: update. Little traffic and outdated: merge or remove.
  4. Clean up carefullyIf you remove a page, redirect it to the best replacement page.
  5. Safeguard quality afterwardsA checklist per content type stops new content from getting the same problems.

How Content Checklist fits in

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Content Checklist puts the modified date next to clicks, impressions, average position and views from Search Console and GA4, up to 25,000 URLs at a time through the Search Console API. What nobody visits you remove and redirect in one action, through Yoast Premium, Rank Math or Redirection. We set it up for you.

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Frequently asked questions

Why Search Console and GA4?

Search Console shows how a page performs in Google (clicks, impressions, position), GA4 how visitors use it (views). Together they give an honest picture.

How many pages can Content Checklist include?

Up to 25,000 URLs at a time through the Search Console API.

Which WordPress setup does it work with?

With Classic, Gutenberg, Elementor, ACF, Yoast, Rank Math and WooCommerce.

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Content Checklist is in beta now. Request access and try it on your own setup.

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