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title: Website Content Inventory Planner
url: https://www.haketi.com/labs/website-content-inventory-planner/
date: 2026-11-05T02:14:34+00:00
modified: 2026-11-05T16:31:21+00:00
lang: en_US
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Phase 03: Architecture & Data

# Website Content Inventory Planner

Audit legacy URLs, assign disposition actions (Retain, Refresh, Rewrite, Consolidate, Redirect, Archive, Remove), flag missing content gaps, and export an agency-ready migration CSV.

### Bulk Paste URLs / Titles

Paste one URL or title per line. They will be added to your interactive table automatically:

Content Disposition Distribution ( 5 pages)  0 unassigned items

Retain ( 1 )

Refresh ( 1 )

Rewrite ( 1 )

Consolidate ( 0 )

Redirect 301 ( 1 )

Archive ( 0 )

Remove 410 ( 1 )

Create New ( 0 )

| Page Title | Existing URL | Owner | Recommended Action | Destination / Rewrite Status | Migration Notes |  |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |

## The 8 Content Disposition Decisions in a Redesign

During a major website replatform, lifting and shifting outdated pages creates bloat and dilutes your search authority. A formal inventory allows your team to assign every single legacy URL to one of eight proven actions:

- **Retain:** High-performing evergreen content that remains accurate and requires no textual alteration.
- **Refresh:** Content that is structurally sound but needs updated statistics, fresh testimonials, or minor copy polish.
- **Rewrite:** Core service or capability pages whose positioning has fundamentally changed and need a complete overhaul.
- **Consolidate:** Multiple short, thin blog posts or overlapping service pages merged into a single authoritative pillar guide.
- **Redirect (301):** Legacy URLs being permanently moved to a new destination to preserve historical backlink equity and search ranking.
- **Archive:** Outdated seasonal campaigns or retired news items preserved offline in company archives but unpublished from the live CMS.
- **Remove (410 Gone):** Dead utilities, obsolete tools, or broken legacy endpoints that should explicitly return HTTP 410 Gone.
- **Create New:** Critical capability gaps or market landing pages identified during competitive audit that do not currently exist.

**Strategic Methodology by:** Haketi Website Architecture & Care Practice.
Used in full enterprise migrations to preserve SEO equity and eliminate legacy technical debt.