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Adobe Experience Manager Sites — enterprise multi-brand CMS

Adobe Experience Manager Sites (AEM Sites) is Adobe's enterprise CMS for websites that require multi-brand, multi-country, multi-language and serious content governance. WolfSellers implements AEM Sites in its modern stack — Edge Delivery Services + Universal Editor + headless GraphQL — and also traditional AEM as a Cloud Service (AEMaaCS), with experience on enterprise corporate sites.

Definition

What is Adobe Experience Manager Sites?

Adobe Experience Manager Sites is the websites component of AEM (Adobe Experience Manager). Unlike AEM Assets (DAM) and AEM Forms (adaptive forms), Sites focuses on delivering enterprise web pages — from corporate landings and product sites to multi-brand experiences with thousands of pages and formal editorial workflows.

AEM Sites has two modern modes: (1) Edge Delivery Services — headless + edge-native architecture for maximum performance, authoring in Google Docs or Microsoft Word; and (2) traditional AEM as a Cloud Service with the classic TouchUI authoring, ideal for already-trained teams.

Capabilities

What AEM Sites solves

AEM Sites is not a WordPress. It's a platform for content operations with many editors, formal approvals, compliance, and scale.

  • Multi-site management: a master + per-country/region replicas with automatic localization
  • Multi-language with live copy + translation workflow (MT + human review)
  • Content Fragments + Experience Fragments to reuse structures across sites
  • Universal Editor (new): visual WYSIWYG authoring pointing to any frontend stack (React, Next.js, Astro)
  • Edge Delivery Services: Lighthouse 100 out-of-the-box, global CDN
  • Editorial workflows with multi-level approvals and publishing calendar
  • Personalization with Adobe Target (A/B/N testing + Real-Time CDP audiences)
  • Headless GraphQL APIs for mobile apps and custom frontends
  • Compliance: SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR-ready

2024+ release

AEM Sites with Edge Delivery Services

Edge Delivery Services is AEM Sites' newest architecture. It completely changes the paradigm: instead of JSP/HTL rendered by Java servers, content lives as markdown docs on GitHub, is served from global edge workers, and authoring is done in Google Docs or Microsoft Word. Result: sites with out-of-the-box Lighthouse 100, deploys via git push, and a lower entry curve for non-technical editors.

  • Performance: Lighthouse 100 on LCP, CLS and TBT out of the box
  • Authoring in Google Docs / Microsoft Word / SharePoint
  • Global edge hosting with 300+ POPs, zero infra to operate
  • Git-backed content — versioning, rollback, review on GitHub
  • Custom blocks in vanilla JavaScript (no heavy frameworks)
  • Native A/B testing with Adobe Target and Experimentation

Decision

Edge Delivery vs traditional AEM as a Cloud Service

Both are official AEM Sites editions. The choice depends on the case.

  • Edge Delivery: ideal for corporate, content-heavy sites, non-technical editors, performance-critical. Lower TCO. Fast launches.
  • AEM as a Cloud Service (traditional): ideal for sites with complex rendering logic, deep commerce integrations (AEM storefronts), multi-domain tenants with existing enterprise authoring.
  • Hybrid: traditional AEM for the core + Edge Delivery for agile sub-sites (campaigns, microsites).

Delivery

What we do on an AEM Sites implementation

A typical enterprise implementation takes 4-9 months. Our delivery includes:

  • Information Architecture: page tree, content model, taxonomy
  • Reusable Content + Experience Fragments across sites
  • Block/component development (Edge Delivery or HTL/Sling for AEMaaCS)
  • Multi-site + multi-language with Live Copy + translation integration
  • Integration with AEM Assets (DAM) + Adobe Target (personalization)
  • Editorial workflow setup + per-group permissions
  • Performance tuning: Core Web Vitals, caching, image delivery
  • Migration from the prior CMS (WordPress, Sitecore, Drupal, legacy)
  • Training for client editors + developers

Frequently asked questions

What is Adobe Experience Manager Sites?
AEM Sites is the websites component of Adobe Experience Manager, Adobe's enterprise CMS. It's built to operate corporate sites multi-brand, multi-country, multi-language with formal editorial workflows, Adobe Target personalization, and headless delivery. It ships in two modern editions: Edge Delivery Services (edge-native, Docs authoring) and traditional AEM as a Cloud Service.
AEM Sites vs WordPress / Drupal / Sitecore?
WordPress and Drupal are general-purpose CMSes, ideal for blogs and small/mid sites. AEM Sites wins at enterprise operations with serious workflows, multi-site management, and native integration with Creative Cloud, Target, and Analytics. Sitecore competes more directly with AEM and leads in EU markets; AEM dominates in LATAM and US for multi-brand operations.
What is Edge Delivery Services?
It's AEM Sites' new architecture (2023+): content lives as docs in GitHub/Google Docs, is served from global edge workers, Lighthouse 100 out-of-the-box. Ideal for content-heavy sites with non-technical editors and maximum performance. It runs alongside traditional AEM as a Cloud Service — not a forced replacement.
How much does AEM Sites cost?
Sales-led. Typical ranges: AEM Sites AEMaaCS $150k-500k USD/year by sites/users/content volume. Edge Delivery has lighter pricing per pages served. Initial implementation $500k-2M MXN depending on multi-site scope. Included as part of enterprise Adobe Experience Cloud bundles.
What is AEM Universal Editor?
Universal Editor is AEM's new visual authoring experience (GA 2024). It lets editors modify any frontend — React, Next.js, Astro, vanilla — with WYSIWYG on the real site, not a preview. Combines AEM's content model strength with modern frontend freedom.

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