Content is going out. Leads aren't coming in.

Something isn't adding up.

A content audit shows you exactly where the disconnect is and how to fix it.

You’re publishing. You’re consistent. But when someone asks you to prove that any of it is bringing in leads, you don’t have a clean answer. That’s a hard position to be in, especially when the budget conversation comes around.

Here’s the thing: the problem usually isn’t that your content isn’t working. It’s that no one has looked at it clearly. 

A content audit fixes that.

What you get

Content inventory

A full inventory of your content and how it's working

Buyer journey map

A map of where and how your current content is working with your sales cycle

Content roadmap

A list of content to keep, edit, or remove... as well as a list of topics to write about

Strategic data

The data you need to justify budget conversations

What you'll learn

Most clients are surprised by what an audit turns up. Content that looked like a dead end is often doing real work, quietly influencing people who later become customers. Some of your best leads may have read a specific blog post before they ever reached out to your sales team. You just didn’t know it.

The audit connects those dots — and shows you where one well-placed piece could make the whole funnel run smoother.

Amanda is one of the most competent marketers I have come across (....) I am often impressed by both the quality and punctuality of what she delivers.
Ulrica Bjornsdotter
Founder of Mogsy

How it works

See what your content is actually doing

Get in touch. We'll figure out if an audit is the right fit for where you are right now.