Who this is for
Sites with a growing page inventory and no clear plan for which URLs to maintain, improve, combine or retire.
Content Audit Automation checks the pages in a sample of your sitemap for on-page basics, answer structure, readability and thin content, and saves the result.
Part of the Website Optimiser module. It runs for Ruh AI today. Account access and the connections it needs are agreed before it runs for you.
Practical purpose
Plan work on existing pages before adding more. Refresh, merge and redirect verdicts are in build, so those decisions stay with your team.
On 10 September 2026 the Ciny team ran it on 50 of the 697 pages in Ruh AI's sitemap. Verdicts for each URL are in build: refresh, consolidate, redirect, expand or leave alone. A low-traffic page is not automatically a page to remove.
Service scope
Sites with a growing page inventory and no clear plan for which URLs to maintain, improve, combine or retire.
Your domain, a readable sitemap and robots.txt, reliable search data and your business priorities. Sparse data is a limitation, not proof a page is worthless.
A saved page audit for each URL in the scanned sample. Refresh, merge and redirect verdicts are in build, and any change needs owner approval and implementation checks.
Illustrative example
An old page may still answer a valuable support question despite low search traffic. Its purpose should be considered before recommending removal.
Keep a URL-level decision log and monitor affected destinations after changes. Traffic alone cannot tell you whether a page helps the business.
How it works
Robots.txt and the sitemap are read, then up to 50 pages, 35 site pages and 15 blog posts, are fetched from your own domain.
Title, meta, H1, alt text, canonical, headings, answer structure, structured data and readability are checked, and a penalty score is saved to the audit history.
A report of pages splitting the same query is built but has not run through Ciny's controls. Merging two mediocre pages usually beats writing a third.
The audit reports and changes nothing. Your team decides which fixes to make, and redirects or deletions stay with you.
Evidence and scope
Search volume: Google Keyword Planner, United States, pulled 31 Aug 2026. It is historical search demand, not a traffic forecast. Other figures describe the documented Ruh AI record, workflow scope or stated limitations. They are not promised results for your business. Read the Ruh AI evidence and measurement limits.
The system behind it
The Ciny team runs the audit from its workspace against your own domain. On 10 September 2026 it scanned and audited 50 pages of Ruh AI's site. The score is an HTML heuristic, not Lighthouse and not a measure of visitor experience.
Signals in
Diane · Website Optimiser page audit and site scan
Agree the workflow
Scope notes
No. It reports, and redirect or delete decisions stay with you.
Sometimes, and the verdict for that is expand. Reviewing existing pages first shows where new content would add the most.
The on-page, answer-structure and thin-content audit across a sitemap sample is live. Duplicate page detection and the refresh, merge or redirect verdicts are in build. Decaying page detection is planned.
Work in practice
Two stories with different evidence levels. Read each source and its limits.
All case studiesFirst-party measurement
Organic leads, with the evidence attached.
Weekly organic leads rose from 6 in early July to 20 in the week of 24 August 2026. August paid spend was $0.
Discuss your goalsPublished Ruh AI customer story
A more connected marketing workflow.
Ruh AI reports 37% more leads for Rapid Innovation after introducing AI-supported research, publishing and lead qualification.
Discuss your goalsThese studies explain the wider work behind Ciny. They do not establish results for every capability. Live, Available, In build and Planned labels still apply.
We agree account access, connections and approvals with you before anything is switched on.