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Website benchmarking involves comparing your website to the most successful competitors in your industry in order to identify areas for improvement. It can be done offline by analyzing competitors' strategies, organizations, and resources, or online by examining other sites' content, services, and user experiences. Benchmarking provides four main benefits: understanding user perspectives and needs, tracking competitor trends, sparking new ideas, and expanding one's understanding of web trends.
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