There’s no general consensus on what makes an enterprise site. But the common thread is that the number of pages on the site, and the impact they have on revenue and the company’s reputation, are key identifiers. One school of thought says it’s all about the size of the site. A high volume of pages (1,000+) and brand authority are determining factors for an enterprise site. A small business like MarketingProfs has less than 50 employees but thousands of pages on its site. Plus, it’s seen as a leading authority for marketing thought leadership. By this logic, it’s an enterprise site.