It was great to have Owen Taraniuk, Sitecore SVP of Global Partners over to Sagittarius today for our annual Summer Conference and hear about some of the exciting things coming down the track at Sitecore. It’s going to be an exciting second half of the year.
This article is part of my HOW TO series, aimed to demystify certain parts of the Sitecore ecosystem and make it easy for the community to understand.
Using Sitecore Goals is one of the most fundamental and valuable parts of the Sitecore offering and it is something that everyone working with Sitecore XP show know, even client-side admins.
While it might sound daunting to use, there is a very simple 4-Step process involved in Creating, Adding, and Testing the Sitecore Goals that you use on your website.
Step 1. Create a Goal
Step 2. Add the Goal to a Page or Item
Step 3. Trigger the Goals
Step 4. Check the Goals in Experience Analytics
Our very own Christine Bookless represented Sagittarius at this evening’s Sitecore User Group UK with other excellent talks from Timothy Marsh and Daniela Militaru 👏💡
It was another bumper session:
Sitecore Personalise delivers advanced digital experimentation at scale. In this session we will explore what it takes to progress your testing maturity, from building a culture of experimentation through to applying full-stack interactive experiments across the customer experience.
Sitecore Content Hub is a fantastic product that is extremely versatile for customers. However customers, partners and developers only think of this as DAM. It’s so much more than this and Tim is going to give you a deep dive on all of the areas that make up Content Hub. Building upon this to talk through future possibilities and a demo of what could be possible.
This session will look into the Customer Engagement Console (CEC) of Sitecore Search using a real example; will briefly show how to setup Web Crawlers, Extractors, use of the API Explorer and Event Monitor, to understand the search result and monitor the experience of end users on a page.
In conjunction with last week’s Sitecore DX Europe in London, Sagittarius created a collection of content based on the outlined topics of the day. As part of this series, I created a bite-size video on how to use Sitecore CDP (Customer Data Platform) to parse customer data, giving viewers an overview of what type of information they can store on their customers and how it is formatted.
In preparation for this week’s Sitecore DX Europe in London tomorrow, a few of us here at Sagittarius created a collection of content based on the outlined topics of the day. One of which was a bite-size video that I produced on creating a scalable content strategy and how Sitecore Content Hub can help you do just that.
Me and my fellow Sitecore Optimisation Consultancy (SOC) colleague, Christine Bookless, put together a helpful breakdown of the Sitecore Learning platform for the Remarkable Group in order to make everyone aware of the resources that are available and encourage more people to get stuck in and start learning more about Sitecore tools and how they are implemented.
I wrote this article for the Sagittarius blog.
Managing and distributing digital content is one of the organisations’ most prominent challenges. Whether it’s across websites, emails, apps, point of sale, voice assistants, kiosks, wearables – the list goes on – the amount of channels that brands need to create and manage content for seems to be growing all the time.
With 70% of users accessing digital content across multiple devices, consistent and personalised content really matters.
Sitecore Content Hub ONE is a headless SaaS CMS that lets users manage content across multiple channels seamlessly. One of its core strengths is the flexibility it allows organisations to create scalable and reusable content no matter where it needs to be seen.
I wrote this article for the Sagittarius blog.
Content, content, content. Everywhere you look organisations are talking about content. How to create it. And how to get it in front of the people who matter.
Whether it’s on websites, emails, apps, point of sale, voice assistants, kiosks, you name it, we are swimming in the stuff.
But it’s never been harder to manage.
Getting your content to where it needs to be is one of the primary challenges of organisations today, especially considering the amount of different channels that are in play.
There are a whole bunch of tools out there that let marketers manage their content, but it’s all a bit of a minefield.
Content Hub ONE is a new tool from Sitecore, announced at Sitecore Symposium last October, that aims to make managing content a whole lot easier and give organisations more options with how to manage the content that they have.
There were three fantastic sessions at this evening’s SUGUK meetup from Sumith Damodaran (Sitecore), James Darrall (Avanade), and Sarah O’Reilly (Sitecore). I have to say, I really enjoyed it.
This was the first SUG UK event of the year of what looks to be a packed schedule. Always great to catch up with the Sitecore community in London. I’m already looking forward to the next one!
I’m delighted to make it two years in a row as a Sitecore Strategy MVP! Thanks to everyone at Sagittarius, especially Natalie Waite, Kingsley Hibbert, and Ian MacArthur, who make sure Sagittarius is one of the best Sitecore agencies in the world, and a massive congrats to Christine Bookless who got her first MVP award this year! 💪
I’m a Sitecore Optimisation Consultant at Remarkable, passionate about the intersection between technology and creativity. I moved to London in 2022 after 11 years living in Dubai and am a Sitecore Strategy MVP 2025, 2024, 2023 and 2022.
You can reach me at robert.mcgovern@remarkable.global
