Regulations move. Does your content?
Your library is your biggest untapped asset, and the rules it cites keep changing. We keep every page current, sourced and ranking, in Google and in AI answers.
Your best pages are quietly losing you traffic, and trust.
Content decay is a credibility problem wearing an SEO costume. Three ways it costs you.
Rules change frequently
Device, data and clinical-trial rules have all been updated in the last two years. A page citing superseded thresholds tells readers something wrong, under your logo.
Google and AI answers reward freshness
Search tends to favour current, well-maintained pages, and AI answers lean on sources with clear, up-to-date facts. Stale pages gradually lose ground in both. Your buyers just stop seeing you.
Stale advice erodes customer trust
Your customers and prospects read your blog too. One outdated threshold, screenshotted, outlives every correction.
Audited by our regulatory research team
How much of your library is already out of date?
In regulated topics, a meaningful share of older pages cite something that has since moved. Slide to estimate yours.
Regulatory citations to verify
Hours of in-house research to fix it once
To flag the next change, with monitoring
Why refresh instead of starting over?
You already paid for the expertise in those pages. Updating them costs a fraction of starting over, and works faster.
Faster results
Refreshed pages typically recover rankings faster than new content. The authority is already there.
Better ROI
A refresh costs a fraction of a rewrite and often outperforms it.
AI-ready
Current citations and clean structure are what AI answers cite. Refreshing makes your pages more likely to be cited.
Keeps what you've earned
URLs, backlinks and rankings stay intact. A rewrite on a new URL can reset them.
Ranked by Google. Quoted by AI. Trusted by buyers.
Search didn't die, it multiplied: Google, AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity. One refresh pass keeps your pages winning in all of them.
How it works.
Map once, monitor forever. You approve every word before it ships, we do everything else, including the publishing.
Map
We inventory your library and the regulations each page depends on.
Monitor & research
When a rule moves we know within 24 hours, and research the change across primary sources.
You approve, inline
Edits arrive as tracked changes. One look, one click, done. Five minutes, not a meeting.
Publish with receipts
Updates go live with a dated changelog and a source behind every claim.
Two ways to keep a library current.
Keeping a library current in-house means someone owns a spreadsheet, chases rule changes, and rewrites pages between campaigns. Usually, no one does.
Refresh when someone notices.
Refresh before anyone notices.
What we watch.
Coverage follows your library. These are the frameworks we monitor most for healthtech, medtech and pharma teams.
What's included.
One pass, eight deliverables, for every page we touch.
Pricing.
Content decay audit
Always-on refresh
Keeping 100+ pages current can take 14+ hours a month across writers, researchers and an editor. Always-on refresh replaces all of it, priced to your library size after the audit.
How much of your library is already out of date?
Send your sitemap, no call required. The audit is free, takes five working days, and you keep the report either way.
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