Mail Online

Mail Online

MailOnline is not only Britain's number one newspaper site, (a position it has held for 24 consecutive months) but has recently become the world's number one English-speaking newspaper site, overtaking the New York Times. In January 2012 , MailOnline reached 98.7m monthly global Unique Browsers, of which 33.1m were monthly UK unique browsers, representing meteoric growth of +355% over 3 years*

Average daily browsers hit 2.3m, up by a staggering +365% in 3 years.*

Editorial excellence, dynamic, addictive content and a highly pictorial, easily navigable format underlie MailOnline's popularity.  The site's extensive reach and breadth of content place us in a different league to other newspaper sites and align us competitively with portals.  Ultimately, we occupy a unique stance as the latter cannot vie with our individual tone of voice and world view. This has also won us great industry claim, including being recently crowned Website of the Year at the 2012 Press Awards.

Breaking political, business and showbiz news is reported from around the globe 24 hours a day, so our users are first to know all the top stories and showbiz scandals!  From football to fashion, politics to perfume, MailOnline is packed full of must-read content on every topic. Users can leave comments on articles, vote in the polls or be involved with some of the lively debates sparked off by specific stories or writers. Users are highly-engaged, spending twice as long on the site as our competitor newspaper users.***  

The individual channels provide a targeted, tailored environment for advertisers, whilst still offering vast reach - TV & Showbiz, for example, has more visitors than any UK entertainment news site.***  We ensure all campaigns perform to optimal standards through the use of our highly-developed behavioural targeting system, our vast but efficient network and our unique audience insights.

(Source: *ABCe/ Omniture Jan 2012, **comScoreWW Jan 2011,*** comScore UK Jan 2011)

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