Find out where your website disagrees with itself.

Before any visitor asks a question, the people in your organisation should know what your website says. A content audit shows you where it says two different things.

What the audit reports

The audit reads your website and reports the contradictions it finds, with both sources for each. A contradiction is two statements that cannot both be true, such as two different fees for the same thing, or two different dates for one event. Websites that grow over many years almost always have some, and nobody notices until a visitor asks.

What a finding looks like

Each finding shows both quotes side by side, with a link to the exact place in each source and a suggested question. For example, a club’s registration page might list one fee for a division while its fee schedule PDF lists another. Findings are worded as “please confirm”, because two statements that look like a conflict may both be deliberate.

Checked by a person

A person checks every finding before it reaches you, so that you are not sent false alarms.

What the audit does not cover yet

The audit currently reports contradictions. We are adding outdated content, duplicate pages, and common questions that your website does not answer.

Free, and no obligation

The content audit is free. You decide what to do with it, and you do not need to become a customer. To start, book a free content audit and demo.

After the audit

Most organisations fix the sources first, because a contradiction on your website will confuse visitors whether or not you use OmniClew. If you go ahead, the same checks run on every rebuild, so a new fee schedule that disagrees with a registration page is caught before visitors see it.