Websites using Storyblok in Turkey

Storyblok

Storyblok is a headless CMS with a visual editor for developers, marketers and content editors. Storyblok helps your team to manage content and digital experiences for every use-case from corporate websites, ecommerce, helpdesks, mobile apps, screen displays, and more.

Storyblok is currently installed on 7 websites in Turkey.

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Top Websites Using Storyblok

Here are the top 5 websites running Storyblok ordered by rank.

Domain Title Rank
www.ef.com.tr EF - Dil. Eğitim. Seyahat. | EF Türkiye 1,658,472
www.porsche.com.tr Porsche Türkiye - Sportif Araç Deneyimi 2,830,295
www.roche.com.tr Roche Türkiye 4,601,675
larosee.com.tr Doğal & Etkili Cilt Bakımı | La Rosée Paris 88,897,054
www.airhelp.tr AirHelp - Havayolu ile Seyahat Eden Yolcu Hakları Konusunda 1 Numaralı Uzmanlar | AirHelp 121,362,279

Top Categories for Websites Using Storyblok

Here are the top industry verticals for websites using Storyblok.

  • 28.6% of websites using Storyblok are in the Business & Industrial category.
  • 28.6% of websites using Storyblok are in the Health category.
  • 14.3% of websites using Storyblok are in the Autos & Vehicles category.
  • 14.3% of websites using Storyblok are in the Beauty & Fitness category.
Category Websites
Business & Industrial 2
Health 2
Autos & Vehicles 1
Beauty & Fitness 1
Jobs & Education 1
Reference 1
Travel 1

Technologies Co-installed with Storyblok

These are the technologies most commonly found alongside Storyblok on the same websites.

Technology Websites
Google Ads Pixel 4
Google Adsense 4
Google Tag Manager 4
Cloudflare 3
OneTrust Cookie Consent 3
Bing Ads 2
Gatsby.js 2
Google Analytics 2
Google Analytics 4 2
Hotjar 2

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