# Decide what to keep, update or remove on your site. Page by page, from your own numbers Content pruning sorts a site’s pages by what they earn, so weak pages get updated, merged or removed without losing what matters. With Agentik, your AI reads each page’s traffic from your GA4 and clicks from your Search Console, finds the pages that earn the most backlinks with DataForSEO, and lists every URL with Firecrawl. - For: Content teams with a large blog or resource library - Providers: 4 (Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console, DataForSEO and Firecrawl), 4 tools - Example (One site, 12 months of GA4 landing pages and Search Console pages, the 100 pages with most links, the full URL list): at most $0.10, computed from the live catalog - Updated: 2026-10-10 ## Each provider does one part No single provider covers this job. Through Agentik your AI calls each one for its part, from one connection and one prepaid balance. - **Google Analytics 4** (1 tool, at most $0.005): Sessions, engaged sessions and key events per landing page over 12 months. - **Google Search Console** (1 tool, at most $0.005): Clicks and impressions per page from Google Search. - **DataForSEO** (1 tool, at most $0.09): The 100 pages that earn the most backlinks, so none of them is deleted by mistake. - **Firecrawl** (1 tool, at most $0.0025): The full URL list, to catch pages that get no traffic at all. ## Give this to your agent ```text Use my connected Agentik MCP server for this job: content pruning. Help me prune my site’s content. First ask me which GA4 property and Search Console site to use. Pull sessions, engaged sessions and key events per landing page for 12 months with ga4/run-report. Pull clicks and impressions per page with search-console/query-search-analytics. List the 100 pages that earn the most backlinks with dataforseo/backlinks-domain-pages. List every URL with firecrawl/map to find pages with no traffic at all. Finish with every page sorted into keep, update, merge or remove, the redirect for each removal, and the pages never to touch because they earn links. Before running anything, inspect each tool with inspect_tool, ask me for any input you don’t have instead of inventing it, and tell me the total price. Wait for my go. At the end, tell me what Agentik charged. ``` ## You provide - Your connected GA4 property and Search Console site - Your domain ## What you get: a keep, update, merge or remove list with redirects - Every page with traffic, clicks and links - Keep, update, merge or remove for each - A redirect map for removals - Pages to protect because they earn links ## How to prune a site’s content in Claude or ChatGPT Prices are the most each call can reserve for this example: One site, 12 months of GA4 landing pages and Search Console pages, the 100 pages with most links, the full URL list. ### 1. Pull traffic per page GA4 returns sessions, engaged sessions and key events per landing page over twelve months. - [Run a Google Analytics report](/tools/ga4/run-report.md) `ga4/run-report` (Google Analytics 4, 12 months): at most $0.005 ### 2. Pull search clicks per page Search Console returns clicks and impressions per page over the same months. - [Search Console search analytics](/tools/search-console/query-search-analytics.md) `search-console/query-search-analytics` (Google Search Console, 12 months): at most $0.005 ### 3. Find pages with backlinks DataForSEO lists the hundred pages that earn the most backlinks, so none of them is deleted by mistake. - [Backlinks domain pages](/tools/dataforseo/backlinks-domain-pages.md) `dataforseo/backlinks-domain-pages` (DataForSEO, 100 pages): at most $0.09 ### 4. List every URL Firecrawl lists every URL, including pages with no traffic at all. - [Firecrawl website map](/tools/firecrawl/map.md) `firecrawl/map` (Firecrawl, the whole site): at most $0.0025 ### 5. Sort the pages Your AI sorts every page into keep, update, merge or remove, with a redirect for each removal. Example total: at most $0.10. Each call is billed for measured usage; unused reservations are released. ## Ask it your way - Which blog posts get no traffic and no links? - Sort my site’s pages into keep, update, merge and remove. - Which pages should I merge, and where should they redirect? - Which of my weak pages still earn backlinks? ## Why through Agentik - Your GA4 and Search Console data, backlinks and the URL list come through one connection. - Account reads cost half a cent; the backlinks call is most of the price. ## Good to know - A page with no clicks can still matter for sales or support; your AI asks before marking one for removal. - Removing pages is reversible only if you keep the redirects. ## When to use something else For editorial calendars and content workflows, use a content operations tool. This playbook decides what to do with each page from your own numbers. ## Content pruning: questions ### Can a page with no clicks still matter? Yes, for sales, support or links. Your AI asks before marking such a page for removal. ### Is removal reversible? Only if you keep the redirects, which the list gives for every removed page. ### What does the example cost? At most $0.10, reserved before each call and settled at the measured usage. ## Keep going - [Content refresh](/content-refresh.md): An article that slipped, the keywords it still holds, the pages that now outrank it and what changed in the news since, turned into an update plan. - [Search Console quick wins](/search-console-quick-wins.md): Queries where you sit just off the top of Google with real impressions, pages competing with each other, who ranks above you and what their page does better. - [Technical SEO audit](/technical-seo-audit.md): Every URL on the site, a sample of pages checked for status, tags and indexability, Core Web Vitals on key templates, and what Google shows for the site. - [Analytics tools for your agent](/tools/analytics.md) - [SEO tools for your agent](/tools/seo.md) - [Scraping tools for your agent](/tools/scraping.md) [All playbooks](/playbooks.md) · [Connection guides](/docs/clients.md) · [Billing](/docs/billing.md) --- [HTML page](/content-pruning) · [Agent index](/llms.txt)