Siteimprove, the leader in agentic content intelligence, announced three major AI innovations following its recent launch of their Agentic Content Intelligence Platform, Siteimprove.ai. The capabilities, Content Blueprint AI, Mobile Solutions Suite and Digital Experience Analytics (DXA) apply AI and agentic use cases to help organizations build content that is compliant and performs across channels.
Today, enterprises face growing pressure to deliver digital experiences that are both discoverable and accessible to all; yet traditional SEO, content strategy, and accessibility are still managed in silos. Teams struggle with disconnected tools that leave search opportunities untapped; require rework to identify and fix accessibility issues, and content strategies informed by guesswork rather than performance data. The result is slower time-to-market, higher remediation costs, and limited visibility into whether digital content is truly performing across web and mobile. The new Siteimprove.ai capabilities are designed to solve this.
Kalvin Brite, SVP of Products at Siteimprove said “Our mission is to transform access to the digital world, and we have committed to our customers to drive AI innovation and anticipate their needs in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. These three new capabilities deliver on that commitment by expanding our Siteimprove.ai agentic content intelligence platform to help customers deliver accessible content that performs across all channels including mobile. Content Blueprint AI and DXA give customers an edge to winning with AI search and AEO experiences by pairing an agentic approach to prioritize, personalize and customize content with deeper analytics to inform new digital strategies.”
Siteimprove makes it possible for enterprise customers to create smarter content strategies with Content Blueprint AI; catch accessibility issues in mobile apps early; understand how users engage with those apps through Mobile App Analytics; and uncover friction on their websites through session replay and struggle detection using DXA.
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The three new capabilities announced today include:
- Content Blueprint Agents to prioritize content that performs
Unlike traditional SEO tools that stop at insights or surface-level recommendations, Content Blueprint AI uses agentic AI to guide teams from raw data to real execution. It translates cluster analysis, search data, and performance signals into prioritized content actions, telling teams what to create, why it matters, and what business impact to expect. Its human-in-the-loop design ensures that human input is applied where it adds the most value, whether that’s refining strategy, validating output quality, or aligning with brand and compliance needs. This keeps marketers in control while giving them the ability to scale their strategies with AI. - Accessibility Agents to drive content compliance for mobile apps
Most teams building mobile apps are hampered by scattered tools and incomplete data. Accessibility checks happen after the fact. Performance data lives in separate systems. Product, QA, and marketing teams don’t have a shared view of how users engage with their app causing slower fixes, disconnected workflows, and less confidence in the mobile experience. Siteimprove.ai Mobile Solutions Suite brings accessibility testing and app analytics into one unified platform, so teams can catch issues earlier, and make better decisions with shared insights. - Analytics Agents with user behavior insights to drive personalized experiences
Content, marketing and user experience teams are under constant pressure to improve digital performance, yet they lack visibility into real user behavior and are left guessing where friction occurs. Traditional analytics tools show what users do, but not why they do it. Many content producers are not coders, so their tools need to be easy to activate without developer involvement. DXA solves this by introducing session replay and struggle detection directly into Siteimprove.ai. Now non-technical users, including content teams, demand generation specialists, and UX designers, can watch real user sessions and identify frustration signals like rage clicks and excessive scrolling to quickly diagnose friction and improve the consumer experience.
SOURCE: PRNewswire