HIGHER EDUCATION
Ace your digital marketing
Delivering an inclusive experience that works for everyone from prospective and enrolled students to parents, faculty, admissions, and alumni is a balancing act. Lots of technical requirements, thousands of pages, endless opportunity for rogue errors and broken links — all of which our platform capably sniffs and snuffs out for optimal online engagement.
What makes us the right fit?
SEO strategy
Higher education is more competitive than it’s ever been, with institutions all over the world competing for students. With Siteimprove’s advanced SEO tools, you can identify the keywords that best serve your digital efforts and keep close track of how search fuels your entire marketing operation.
Accessibility compliance
With our platform, you can rest easy: It flags every issue that runs counter to WCAG, ADA, and Section 508 standards and makes it easy to fix them quickly. Not only does that failsafe approach ensure that you’re compliant, but it broadcasts a fundamental truth: That yours is an institution committed to inclusivity.
Content inventory
Outdated content is a bad look for any site, and in higher ed, it can affect applications and enrollment. Imagine being able to identify every bit of content that should be retired, like curricula from previous years, faculty and staff who have moved on, and tuition information, in seconds. With Siteimprove, even outdated PDFs can be identified, so you can make the choice whether or not it stays or goes.
It starts with quality digital experiences
Feature you’ll love: Find and fix accessibility issues
Review accessibility and QA breaches found on your site, then click directly into your CMS to fix the issue right then and there.
Siteimprove solutions for higher education FAQs
Siteimprove provides advanced SEO tools to help institutions identify key keywords for their digital presence and track how search performance impacts their marketing efforts in a competitive market.
The platform is designed to help institutions comply with essential accessibility standards such as WCAG, ADA, and Section 508, ensuring their digital content is inclusive for all users.
Siteimprove helps manage large websites by identifying content that should be retired, such as outdated curricula, information on former personnel, and old tuition details, keeping the site current and accurate.
Yes, Siteimprove has the capability to identify outdated PDF documents across a higher education website, which is critical for maintaining current and accessible information.
Siteimprove allows users to review identified accessibility and quality assurance issues and provides direct links to fix them within their existing Content Management System (CMS), streamlining the correction process.