Malcolm Coles: Telegraph.co.uk gains 8 per cent of traffic from social sites
May 11th, 2009Posted by Laura Oliver in Editors' pick, Search, Social media and blogging
The Telegraph’s website gets eight per cent of its traffic from sites like Digg, delicious, Reddit and Stumbleupon, its head audience development, Julian Sambles, has said.
According to Coles’ calculations, this amounts to around 75,000 unique visitors a day gained through social sites.
Search engines are responsible for around 300,000 daily uniques, Sambles added. Earlier this year Sambles discussed the site’s search strategy at an Association of Online Publishers forum (AOP).
Tags: Association of Online Publishers, del.icio.us, Digg, Julian Sambles, malcolm coles, reddit, search engines, search strategy, social media, StumbleUpon, Telegraph.co.uk, the Telegraph
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