Turn your audit into a site that works.

Independent content strategists we've vetted and recommend. They'll interpret your audit, guide the decisions and see the changes through. Contact one directly and share your report. Any work, fees and agreements are between you and them.

Savannah Gignac

UX content strategist

14 yrs experience

UX content strategist and content designer in Charleston, SC. I've led content audits, IA, taxonomy and migrations for brands like Eastman, Johnson & Johnson, Kawasaki and The Bump. I started out as a librarian and archivist, so organising information is second nature. I'd use your audit to agree what stays, merges and goes, then build the structure, taxonomy and migration plan that gets your new site live without losing what works.

Content audits
Information architecture
Taxonomy and migration

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How it works

1
Choose a strategist
Pick the experience that fits your site and your project.
2
Email them your report
Share your Content Audit Co report, so they start from what's already known.
3
Agree the work together
Scope, fees and timing are set directly between you and them.

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These strategists are independent. Content Audit Co doesn't employ them, take part in work you agree with them, or guarantee it. Any agreement, fees and results are between you and the strategist. See our terms.