A strong content workflow starts with knowing what exists. Claire helps identify the pages in a website project so editors can see what needs review, where the content opportunities are and how the site begins to fit together. She gives the team an organised view of the site's pages, early content signals and discovery notes, so the rest of the Word Presto workers can start from a clearer project picture.
For website projects, content audits, page review planning, internal linking reviews and early project intelligence.
Most content work starts too late in the process. Teams jump into one page, one keyword or one draft before they understand the wider site. Important pages get missed. Weak pages stay hidden. Link opportunities are overlooked. The project starts with fragments instead of a map. Claire gives the workflow a clearer starting point.
↘ discover the pages, then decide what needs workThe team has a homepage, a few service pages and some blog posts, but no clear view of what should be reviewed first.
Claire organises the known pages, highlights follow-up checks and prepares the site for deeper review.
Claire helps the team understand the pages that make up a website project. She prepares the starting view for content inventory, page inspection, link review and deeper project intelligence.
CLAIRE → Claire helps establish which pages should be part of the first review.
She gives editors a clearer view of the pages and sections they are working with.
Claire prepares page discovery context before Nora classifies the assets.
She surfaces page relationships and areas that may need link review.
Claire helps turn a website into a reviewable project.
She gives other workers a cleaner starting map before analysis continues.
Claire helps organise the site for review. She does not decide strategy, delete pages, rewrite copy or publish. Editors choose which pages to inspect, prioritise and improve.
Claire helps Word Presto move from scattered pages to an organised review flow, so editors know what exists and where the work should begin.
