Sitecore Content Hub

With Sitecore Content Hub, content marketers and marketing operations teams can deliver campaigns, programs, and personalized experiences with ease and operational excellence.

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7.8/10 (Expert Score) ★★★★★
Product is rated as #53 in category Content Creation Software
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Moving from strategy and planning to content creation and delivery across
channels with tight budgets and tighter deadlines. Connecting silos and
eliminating bottlenecks so it can all be done across teams and at the speed of
digital. Marketing departments have their work cut out for them today.

To effectively and confidently plan, deliver, and monitor omnichannel
campaigns with rights approved assets, marketing departments must be
empowered with simplified asset management, accelerated content creation,
and streamlined processes.

Sitecore Content Hub™ integrates five products — digital asset management
(DAM), marketing resource management (MRM), content marketing platform
(CMP), product content management (PCM), and web-to-print — into one
collaborative platform so the entire marketing department can work together
in synergy, not silos.

Sitecore Content Hub
Sitecore Content Hub

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Sitecore Content Hub Reviews

User in Financial Services

Advanced user of Sitecore Content Hub
★★★★★
Great CMS for Complex Website Needs

What do you like best?

The extendability and flexibility of Sitecore are its best traits. With proper developers and careful setup, API connections to other marketing platforms are powerful for lead and demand generation. For example, you can trigger campaigns in your marketing automation system for known website visitors, based on very specific behavioral and internally known data points.

What do you dislike?

If you have complex brands and multiple domains like we do, having a good developer (or more than one developer) is critical. I've worked with WordPress for many years, and Sitecore is a beast by comparison.

Additionally, if folder structures, field names, and naming conventions, in general, are not established, it can be difficult for other team members to find things.

It also seems like our IT team had a difficult time managing permissions because you can get so granular. There is a lot of back and forth with access not being correct when we add new users for specific purposes.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

The major problem we're solving is managing multiple brand websites in one location. The benefits are speed to market with website changes across all the brands, and more efficiency when managing website content.

Review source: G2.com

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