Content Strategy
Know which pages are working, which need improvement, which opportunities are missing, and which URLs may need consolidating or removing.
Content decisions
Good SEO content strategy is not just keyword lists. It means understanding performance, intent, duplication, quality and commercial usefulness, then making clear decisions about the pages that matter.
Final pricing depends on site size, complexity and support needed.
Large sites often collect pages over time. Some pages work hard, some overlap, and some no longer have a clear job.
A content strategy review helps decide what to keep, update, merge, remove or create next. The work is based on search demand, page performance, intent and business value.
You get a more useful view of the content estate, not just a list of keywords. Recommendations can be shaped into briefs, page groups, consolidation plans and content actions.
This gives writers, marketers and stakeholders a clearer reason for each piece of work.
FAQ
Keyword research can be part of it, but the bigger focus is deciding what to create, improve, consolidate or remove.
Yes. Existing pages can be reviewed against performance, search demand, duplication, intent, quality and commercial usefulness.
The core offer is strategy, briefs and recommendations. Writing support can be scoped separately if needed.