Siteimprove has been a critical part of our web governance strategy for about a decade now. The analytics data is a lot easier to interpret and finesse than Google Analytics. The QA tools are key so we can find misspellings, broken links, run inventory on all the assets that make up our site, setup policies so we can find exact files that we need, etc. I greatly appreciate Siteimproves focus on accessibility and all the myriad ways we can use the tool to do automated checks to work in tandem with manual checks for accessibility.

I feel like the SEO module is still a little rough, it hasn't panned out to be as useful as we hoped. I keep hoping that updates will make it as powerful for us as every other module. I'm not ready to dismiss it yet!

Siteimprove provides easy to use analytics tools that can be understood by anyone at our organization. This way we can share reports to show efficacy and that we are solving the problems that we had hoped with our website. I love the accessibility modules and QA to help us keep tabs on everything.

The Analytics & Performance Modules are very intutivue and robust.

Limitations tracking member wall sites as well as Mobile Apps.

Allowing us to persist the sessions/hits/users/pageviews measurement model when tracking and reporting user site engagement.

Web analytics components of SiteImprove is very immersive

Cant think of anything I dont dislike, if it was then it may be more exposure to integrate to other software

The stats and is able to retrieve the data fairly easily. Reporting is very good

Easy to review current website analytics.

Sometimes our analytics numbers are off, but our communications team resolves the issues.

The work area involved appreciates knowing its website analytics.

I love the site analytic tools built into SiteImprove. It's so much more intuitive than Google Analytics and my favorite tool is the behavior tracking view that will easily show you where users are coming from and where they're going next. I also like how analytics are built into other tools like broken links, so you can easily see how that link disrupts user behavior.

The new dashboard reporting structure is a bit cumbersome with the permissions. You have to create dashboards to generate reports, and dashboards aren't easy to limit access. It's either on for everyone or not, which can cause issues when trying to segment reports and access.

We use SiteImprove for managing a very decentralized university website. I love that we can set up groups and permissions so that certain users can see the content they have control over and not be bothered by the things that don't relate to their area.

Our team loves Siteimprove because it automates broken links and typo reporting to our users across the university and integrates seamlessly with our Omni CMS to allow repairs with one click. We also have the analytics solution, which is much more user-friendly than Google and has allowed our users to gather their own analytics data, saving tons of time. Siteimprove also has excellent training materials available.

Not being able to set a default dashboard for different types of users has caused a little confusion since we have multiple dashboards available, but other than that it's challenging to think of anything to dislike.

With Siteimprove, we are saving our small digital strategy team's time every day because it does the heavy lifting of automated error reporting to our 600+ CMS users. It has also been useful for scanning our million+ pages when offices change names or go away.

The way that SiteImprove presents the data in a much more easily digestible way makes it so easy to find what I'm looking for.

Wish SiteImprove had an easier way to add tracking events inside their platform.

We are solving major quality assurance issues that we have had amongst other units/departments within our university. Site managers are better able to get on top of misspellings and broken links because of SiteImprove. We are also seeing added benefits using their SEO and Analytics tools as well.

Siteimprove is an easy-to-use and powerful software tool that helps us improve the organization's website quality and provide visitors with a better web experience. I like its interface; it is straightforward to use and offers an intuitive experience, things that significantly facilitate the implementation and daily use of the tool; it integrates a wide range of features such as SEO analysis, web accessibility, content and performance, among others that help us improve our online presence; in addition, the platform offers customizable reports and task scheduling options to save time and effort. Another thing I also liked is that the platform offers integrations with a wide range of tools and platforms.

Some functions within the software can be complex and require more learning time to fully understand; also, the amount of information provided can overwhelm some users.

Siteimprove has been a reliable and valuable tool for improving the quality of all our websites; it has provided us with a wide range of options and features to cover all essential aspects of websites, from SEO analysis and web accessibility to performance and content; it has helped us maximize our online presence. Using this tool has made it much easier to identify problems and has helped us find practical solutions to improve the quality of the website.

Siteimprove is a very intuitive tool that is easy to understand and user-friendly. It's a great way of condensing all of your SEO and analytics requirements into one place to measure our website and content from both perspectives. It is well-organised and simple to get to grips with. The site makes suggestions on both technical and content SEO requirements and has a useful feature that recommends which work should be done first based on the complexity of the task in question and the predicted improvement to your site once finished. This makes organising workflows and prioritising tasks easy. The Siteimprove package is also supported by good customer service and a thorough Help Centre - if you need to know something, chances are there will be online tools to explain it.

One challenge we have is that Siteimprove doesn't connect to our CMS. So whilst the Siteimprove software will flag up areas that need improvement or development, it is still a manual process to find those areas within our CMS system and correct them. As a large institution with a complex CMS covering multiple websites and thousands of pages, this can be time-consuming but it wouldn't put me off investing in a software tool such as Siteimprove in the first place. Also, keep an eye on your credit allowance - you can soon eat them up when running multiple activity plans at the same time!

It's a great package for medium-sized businesses looking to improve their SEO and analytics. The easy-to-understand features, customer support and high level of online information mean you don't need to be an SEO expert to benefit from Siteimprove, although it offers capabilities for SEO specialists as well.

We use the Siteimprove package to inform our SEO project, ensuring we are following a data-led pathway that will result in genuine improvements to our website. The site is particularly useful at measuring our key content against our competitors and the dashboards allow us to share top-end information with colleagues and management quickly and easily without having to compile separate reports. This saves time and ensures that our reporting sticks to predefined areas of the business that we want to focus on. The keywords fuction also allows us to ensure our priority pages are optimised for the sort of content our audience is looking for.

SiteImprove helps easily point out issues with our website as it relates to quality assurance, accessibility, and SEO. The tool is easy to navigate and find the issues that are categorized in those three buckets. If you do have an issue with something within the product, their customer services/success team is extremely responsive. Any business should have SiteImprove to help with their website health.

There isn't much I dislike about the product.

We use SiteImprove to improve our website health. The problems we are trying to solve are making our site more accessible to anybody and everybody and to make it easier to find on the internet.