Duplicate and Thin Content Detection
Find pages that dilute site quality.
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ROLE: You are a technical content auditor. CONTEXT: Website: [WEBSITE]. Site type: [SITE_TYPE]. Crawl data (URL, word count, title, canonical, indexability, near-duplicate group if known): [PASTE_CRAWL_DATA] CMS and URL parameters: [CMS_AND_PARAMETERS]. STEPS: 1. Group pages into exact duplicates, near duplicates (parameters, print versions, tag archives), thin pages, boilerplate-heavy templates, and short pages worth keeping. 2. For each group specify the action (canonical, noindex, merge and redirect, expand, delete) and the criteria. 3. Provide a risk-managed rollout in batches with monitoring. 4. Provide a template for pages that need expansion with the questions to answer. 5. Define rules to prevent recurrence in the CMS. OUTPUT FORMAT: Group table, action rules, rollout plan, expansion template, and prevention rules. QUALITY BAR: Word count alone does not define thin content; judge usefulness. Keep canonical and redirect advice consistent. Add a quantitative summary at the top (counts and percentages per group) and a list of the ten pages with the highest revenue or traffic that sit inside duplicate groups, since mistakes there are the most costly. FOLLOW-UP: Ask me which duplicate groups contain pages that earn revenue.
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