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Home | Features | You’re one in a million!

You’re one in a million!

2nd January 2019

The Cooling Post has started the new year with a bang, welcoming its one millionth visitor today, January 2.

This latest milestone has been achieved in just over five years since the website’s launch, and follows the achievement of passing 3 million page views just six weeks ago.

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