Microsoft SharePoint Benchmarks

Organizations and enterprises that need internal portals, document workflows, and Microsoft 365 integration.

A corporate intranet or document portal.

• SharePoint public sites are intranet-to-web extensions of enterprise organizations. Content authority is high; these pages carry institutional weight.
• Brand consistency is enforced at the organization level. We rarely see rogue pages or inconsistent metadata on SharePoint sites -- governance is real.
• Document and resource depth on SharePoint public sites is unmatched. These sites are reference libraries, not marketing tools.

• Slow LCP from SharePoint's JavaScript framework. The platform wasn't designed for public web performance -- it was designed for internal collaboration.
• Schema and Open Graph almost entirely absent. SharePoint doesn't prompt for web marketing fundamentals.
• Navigation structures optimized for internal users, not search engines or first-time visitors.

• SharePoint sites in the public web corpus are almost exclusively large enterprises and government organizations. The consumer-facing web presence is a tiny slice of how SharePoint is actually used.
• SharePoint sites show the highest rate of internal-navigation-only structure in our corpus. Page architecture designed for employees, not search engines -- low external link density, minimal conversion elements, no blog.