Content inventory
Identify important assets, gaps, overlap and outdated pathways.
Design navigation, topic hierarchies, page relationships and publishing rules that help readers and search systems find the right information.
Design navigation, topic hierarchies, page relationships and publishing rules that help readers and search systems find the right information.
Growing sites often accumulate overlapping categories, duplicated introductions, orphan pages and menus that no longer reflect what visitors need. This engagement helps organize that knowledge without creating an unnecessary new website.
The discovery reviews current page types, search demand, user tasks and the way topics connect. We then develop a taxonomy and internal linking model suited to the site’s real subject areas.
Care is taken with existing URLs, redirects, accessibility and editorial governance. A taxonomy is successful when visitors can predict where information belongs, not when it simply looks elaborate.
You receive an information model, representative page map and an incremental transition plan to preserve valuable content while improving discovery.
Identify important assets, gaps, overlap and outdated pathways.
Define categories, relationships and naming conventions.
Design key user journeys and internal linking patterns.
Recommend redirect, canonical and quality checks for affected URLs.
Tools and approaches are chosen for fit, maintainability, and your practical constraints.
Experience includes the design of WordPress tutorial, services, portfolio and AI research publishing structures with separate learning paths and navigable topic hierarchies.
Professional background and workClarify the specific problem, target audience, access and agreed scope.
Choose the smallest useful deliverables, evidence and review points.
Carry out the agreed analysis, design, implementation or training.
Verify outcomes against acceptance checks and explain next actions.
Not automatically. Existing URLs should be retained unless there is a clear benefit and a migration plan.
Yes. They serve different intents and can support each other through meaningful navigation.
The first phase can use representative page samples and a structured inventory.
A service page supports a buyer evaluating help, while an article primarily answers an information need. The structure and calls to action follow that distinction.
Yes. Planning can include URL inventory, redirect mapping where essential, internal link updates and staged checks. Preserving traffic cannot be guaranteed.
Explain your challenge or opportunity. I will review the details and discuss scope, a proposed approach, and fees where applicable. Submitting this form is free and creates no paid contract or confirmed appointment.