Content Delivery Network (CDN)

What is it?

A Content Delivery Network (CDN) is a geographically distributed network of servers that work together to deliver digital content such as:

  • Web pages.
  • Images.
  • Videos.
  • Applications.

CDNs reduce latency by serving data from the server closest to the end user, improving:

  • Page load speed.
  • User experience.

The main objective of a CDN is to:

  • Optimise performance.
  • Improve availability.
  • Ensure content security, especially for websites with global traffic or heavy multimedia content.

Why filter companies by their usage?

Segmenting by CDN usage allows you to adapt commercial strategies:

  • Advanced companies: Optimisation and security proposals.
  • Companies without adoption: Support to improve digital presence and online performance.

Companies that do use it

These companies have already adopted technologies to improve content delivery and are likely interested in:

  • Optimisations: Custom configurations.
  • Additional services: Tools to analyse CDN performance.
  • Advanced security: Protection against DDoS attacks.

Your sales team could offer:

  • Tailored solutions to optimise CDN configurations.
  • Performance monitoring services.
  • Advanced security to protect applications and content.

Companies that do not use it

These companies may experience issues with:

  • Performance: Slow loading speeds.
  • Availability: Unstable websites.

This is often due to content being served directly from local servers.

Your sales team could offer:

  • Initial consulting: Needs assessment.
  • Basic CDN configuration: Fast and efficient implementation.
  • Educational services: Introduction to the benefits of content delivery networks.

Examples

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