New Data Now Available In ContentWRX
Atlanta, Georgia – The latest update to ContentWRX, the leading tool for assessing content effectiveness, includes the release of several more data points to better support content measurement.
These additions round out the picture ContentWRX provides of content performance, including
- Bounce rates.
- Traffic sources.
- Average time on page.
- Pages per session.
This will make it easier for customers to compare results to their own and industry benchmarks, as well as provide deeper context for voice of customer feedback about content.
“This update to ContentWRX helps tell a more complete story about content effectiveness at scale and over time,” notes Content Science President Colleen Jones. “This insight helps with a range of strategic and tactical content decisions.”
ContentWRX stands out in the market thanks to its patented content analysis and scoring method, and regularly builds on existing features with additions like polls and user journey and video analytics.
ContentWRX customers can now access this data in their dashboard to gain deeper understanding of how visitors are navigating and interacting with their digital experiences.
About ContentWRX
The patented ContentWRX system from Content Science offers unique features that take the hassle out of understanding and predicting your content’s effectiveness. ContentWRX analyzes and scores the effectiveness of content, enabling organizations to collect, analyze, interpret, and act on data to accelerate ROI across sales, marketing, customer support and more. To learn more, visit the website or schedule a live demo.
About Content Science
Content Science is an end-to-end content company that works with the world’s leading brands to close the content gap in digital business. Our solutions like CS Brain, CS Forge, CS Lab, and CS Squad bring together outstanding services as well as unique products like ContentWRX and Content Science Academy. We turn content insight into business impact.
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