Excited to share this! We built the Content Decay Tool after seeing the same issue come up again and again: “I know we publish a lot of content, but we don’t know what’s quietly losing performance.” That’s a very real problem. Content rarely drops off all at once - it slowly decays. Rankings slip, traffic declines, visibility in AI answers fades, and most teams only notice when the damage is already done. We ran into this ourselves. Even pages that once performed really well started losing traction over time. Existing tools could tell us that traffic dropped, but not why, how fast, or what to fix first. So we turned that process into something structured, repeatable, and easy to use. This tool is a process packaged into a simple, free flow. What Wellows Content decay tool does? It helps you detect content decay early and prioritize updates that actually move the needle, without guesswork, dashboard overload, or endless manual analysis. Instead of reacting after performance is gone, you can spot decline patterns early and act with confidence. What the process looks like? Each step is quick, guided, and focused on clarity: 1- URL and Domain Analysis - Start with a page or entire site 2- Performance Trend Detection - Surface declining traffic and visibility 3- Decay Classification - Identify freshness issues, intent drift, competition, or coverage gaps 4- Impact Scoring - See which pages are worth fixing first 5- Refresh Signals - Clear indicators of what needs updating What Wellows content decay tool shows? 1- Which content is actively decaying 2- How severe the decay is 3- Why performance is slipping 4- Which queries are decaying 5- Everything is transparent and actionable. And the best part? It’s free. If you’ve ever thought, “I know some of our content is underperforming... I just don’t know where to start,” this tool is built precisely for that moment. Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback.

Content Decay Tool (by Wellows)

Find decay before your audience finds something better.

Find decay before your audience finds something better.