Yes, I'm a content strategist. But more specifically, I'm a content architect. I design the scaffolding that makes your website do what it's meant to do.
8+
years
Content architecture
20% increase
In top-content discovery
5,000+ nodes
Migrated across platforms
34.9%
growth
In AI referral traffic
Content lives everywhere, nobody owns it, users can't find what they need.
Leadership wants to know if your content is "AI-ready" but you have no idea how to tell with certainty.
Every content decision becomes a meeting because there's no system, no standard, no clarity on who decides.
All this confusion means you must need an expensive new platform, right? But are you sure that will solve your problems? And how will you get your content ready to migrate?
Know if your content is structured, accessible, and AI-ready. Understand hallucination risks, retrieval gaps, and what needs to change before AI touches your content.
Redesign how content is organized when your site, knowledge base, or policy library has grown beyond its original structure. You were building without a plan before. Get a coherent system that scales.
Move from reactive content creation to sustainable systems. Clear roles, defined workflows, governance that prevents backsliding.
If you know you need a change but you're not sure how to enact big structural changes, I can create an inventory and a migration plan based on your current (or future) content stack.
