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Cooling Post – new record in June

The Cooling Post hit new heights again in June with a new record number of visits, visitors and page views.

The number of sessions (visits) in June climbed to 66,771, an astonishing 25% increase on the previous best month achieved in March of this year. The number of users also increased by a similar percentage to 48,759.

To complete the “triple threat”, the total number of pages viewed by visitors peaked at 100,398 for the month, crossing the 100,000 mark for the first time.

“Just when we think the visitor figures may have plateaued, we see another amazing increase,” commented Cooling Post editor Neil Everitt. “Suffice to say that the Cooling Post’s astonishing web stats rely on our continued efforts to provide you with the most topical news in the most timely manner.”

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