See What's Actually Missing Before You Build More Content.

A Claude skill that runs a 9-phase content audit on any website and category. It extracts every relevant page across four passes, maps each one to a sub-category and funnel stage, benchmarks coverage against competitors, and outputs a leadership-ready HTML report with prioritised recommendations.

A single self-contained HTML report covering: a performance snapshot, funnel distribution analysis, full URL inventory with funnel and content type classification per page, sub-category coverage matrix, competitive landscape, and strategic recommendations split cleanly between Optimize and New, ending with the top 6 quick-win assets.

Crawl tools tell you what pages exist, what's broken, and what's ranking. They don't tell you whether you actually own a topic. This audit answers a different question: across the sub-categories that matter, do you have ToFu, MoFu, BoFu and LLM coverage — and how does that compare to the competitor who dominates that sub-cluster? It's a strategic content audit, not a technical or keyword one.

The audit needs long-context reasoning to hold hundreds of URLs at once, classify each consistently against a fixed framework, and produce a fully formatted HTML report in a single pass. Running it elsewhere produces truncated URL coverage, broken classifications, and inconsistent funnel mapping.

Required: website URL, the category name to audit (e.g. Patch Management, Zero Trust, Remote Access), your primary direct competitors, and any secondary or indirect competitors. Optional but strongly recommended: product decks, existing keyword reports, past content audits, internal SOPs, or strategy docs. More context produces a sharper audit.

The skill is designed for category-level audits — typically 30 to 200 URLs within a single product or solution category. For very large sites, run the audit one category at a time. Trying to audit an entire 5,000-page site in a single pass will produce shallow output regardless of model.

Roughly 15 to 30 minutes from upload to final HTML report, depending on the number of URLs and how much supporting context you provide. The skill does the heavy lifting — you provide inputs, review the output, and ship the recommendations.

The skill runs entirely inside your Claude session. LeadWalnut does not see your inputs, your URLs, or the output report. Refer to Anthropic's data privacy policy for how Claude handles your conversation data.

Yes. The .md skill file is free — no payment, no credit card. We share LeadWalnut methodology to raise the floor on content audits across the industry. If you'd rather have us run the audit for you and execute the recommendations, you can book a free audit.

Yes. We run end-to-end content coverage audits for enterprise B2B SaaS clients, including sub-category prioritisation, content brief production, recommendation execution, and quarterly re-audits. Book a free audit to get started.