Overall Satisfaction with Parse.ly
We use Parse.ly across our digital platforms for assessing how our news stories are performing and how many visitors we are getting to our website. This means we are able to see when stories and articles are becoming popular and then we can make sure they feature higher on our website. We're also able to track where our traffic is coming from to enable us to inform how we put out content in the future and also work out what times are best. My favorite feature is being able to track comments made quoting and linking to pages on our website and finding out what people are saying on Twitter.
- Parse.ly helps us monitor which stories on our website are doing well and helps us track where our traffic comes from.
- Using Parse.ly means we can immediately see when a news story on our website is generating interest and react to that.
- Parse.ly means we can track which website authors are achieving a high number of page clicks and then assess why that may be.
- Parse.ly Makes it easy to show our staff, visitors and external stakeholders just how well we are doing
- Parse.ly Had very good customer support for those times thing go wrong
- I wish you were able to see the level of detail when it comes to FaceBook that you can see when it comes to Twitter.
- I wish I could see multiple websites on one screen, maybe divide my screen into quarters or the like.
- I wish the mobile app was easier to use.
- I wish it was easier to search for authors
- Parse.ly helps me be more efficient and have a better picture of what I should be doing and where I should be advertising my content.
I find Parse.ly much easier and intuitive to use, everything I need is served to me within a few clicks and the time it takes me to train someone on the system is much less than Google Analytics. I find the alerts I get when content is starting to spike very usefully too.
Do you think Parse.ly delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Parse.ly's feature set?
Yes
Did Parse.ly live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Parse.ly go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Parse.ly again?
Yes