ABC Feb 2014: MailOnline loses half a million browsers

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Guardian.co.uk was the only online news platform to record any significant growth in February, while the MailOnline lost over half a million daily browsers.

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Guardian.co.uk was the only online news platform to record any significant growth in February, while the MailOnline lost over half a million daily browsers.

The latest ABC results show that the Guardian’s digital platform was up 7.8% in February to add an extra 393,000 unique visitors a day, taking its total browser figure to 5.4 million.

Not such good news for the MailOnline, which after a -4.5% hit, saw average daily browsers decline by 527,000 – significantly greater than the other platforms.

An -8% decline meant that the Independent online’s unique daily visitors fell below the 1.5 million mark, while a -6.8% decline lost the Telegraph online almost 230,000.

A small 0.2% increase saw the Mirror Digital Group add an extra 5,000 browsers a day, taking its total to almost 2.5 million.

SiteFeb 14 Daily Average Unique BrowsersJan 14 Daily Average Unique BrowsersChange% Change
MailOnline11,241,25711,768,620-527,363-4.5
guardian.co.uk5,393,4525,000,952392,5007.8
Telegraph3,154,5403,383,247-228,707-6.8
Mirror Group Digital2,454,7562,449,8764,8800.2
The Independent1,426,7021,551,112-124,410-8.0
ABC Online National Newspapers – February 2014
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