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Webranking by Comprend

Understand your audience's expectations and improve your communication. We base our insights on stakeholder expectations and provide actionable insights and benchmarking.

Europe's leading survey of corporate websites

We believe the purpose of a corporate website is to engage audiences in a conversation about why your company matters. A well-executed corporate website can build reputation and significantly drive a business and brand forward, fostering long-term relationships and trust with stakeholders. However, many companies today fall short of leveraging their corporate websites to their fullest potential.

Webranking by Comprend aims to bridge this gap by providing companies with clear, actionable insights based on real stakeholder expectations, guiding them towards improving their online presence. The Webranking report gives tailored, in-depth insights about your website content with key recommendations on how to improve.

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How Webranking works

Every year, we survey investors, analysts, journalists and jobseekers to find out what these audiences expect to see on a corporate website. Their answers are used to formulate the criteria against which your corporate site is assessed in the Webranking report.

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Important dates

10 Jun 2024 - The ranking starts

9 Aug 2024 - Last day for ranked companies to send updates

30 Aug 2024 - The ranking ends

30 Aug 2024 - Early bird offer ends

Oct 2024 - Pre-ordered reports are delivered

Nov 2024 - Feb 2025 - Release of country results and ranking lists

Webranking results

Check out the latest Webranking results, and learn more about the upcoming edition.

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News and insights

The latest insights and news from the Comprend team on Webranking and related topics.

News 11 December 2024

French companies face challenges in investor relations and governance transparency

The results of the 2024-2025 Webranking survey provide a detailed look into how France's largest companies are performing in digital corporate communications. This year's evaluation covered 66 companies, with an average score of 43.2 out of 100. Since this is below the Europe 500 average, the results highlight several key areas where improvements are possible.