Reduce content debt
The same paragraph, written four times, slightly differently.
Semantic similarity plus structural context finds near-duplicate passages across pages, brands and repositories — and distinguishes deliberate reuse of one asset from four strings that drifted apart.
Duplicate Content
- Semantic near-duplicate detection
- Reuse vs duplication
- Cross-brand and cross-repository
- Consolidation proposals
How it helps
What Duplicate Content gives you
Reuse is not a finding
One asset appearing on six pages is correct. Six similar strings that should have been one asset is the finding.
Cross-brand and cross-repository
Duplication across a portfolio is invisible to any tool scoped to a single project, which is most of them.
Consolidation is a proposal
The suggested fix is to promote one version to a reusable asset and point the rest at it — reviewed, never automatic.
Content Health
The rest of Content Health
Find the content problems nobody has time to inventory by hand.
Outdated Content
Content whose supporting facts, status or pricing have moved on.
Learn moreInconsistent Messaging
Different names, conflicting taglines and drifting descriptions of one thing.
Learn moreUnsupported Claims
Content claiming capabilities with no valid fact behind it.
Learn moreContent Gaps & Opportunities
The pages you should have and do not.
Learn moreSEO & GEO
Metadata, duplication and structure for search and AI answer engines.
Learn moreGive your content a memory. Give your AI the full picture.
Connect a repository read-only and see what has been sitting inside it — every headline, claim and near-duplicate paragraph, with the file and field each one came from.
Keep Git and your existing stack Read-only to start Narraxio runs on Narraxio