Eurogamer.net releases official ABCE audit results
Brighton, England, November 18, 2005: Eurogamer Network is proud to announce its first official audit results from ABC ELECTRONIC for its leading consumer video games website, Eurogamer.net.
Total qualifying traffic for the certification period 1 October - 31 October 2005, as audited by ABC ELECTRONIC:
Monthly Unique Users: 977,349
Monthly Page Impressions: 6,793,607
"These figures finally prove beyond all doubt what we've known for some time," said Eurogamer Network's Business Development Manager, Patrick Garratt. "Eurogamer.net is not only the UK's busiest, most popular and most respected consumer video games website, but is now by far the most read video games publication in Britain, print or online."
"This official audit gives absolute transparency for advertisers. We hope it will also encourage our competitors to follow our lead in making the business of marketing games online in the UK legitimate, properly audited and completely trustworthy," Garratt added.
Eurogamer.net readership figures for November are already set to beat October's, and the site will be driving further traffic growth through new site channels and features launching in the coming weeks, giving Eurogamer.net an unassailable position as the leader of Britain's video games media.
Eurogamer.net's Audit Report can be downloaded from the ABC ELECTRONIC website at www.abce.org.uk/search/eurogamer
For further information on Eurogamer Network please contact:
Patrick Garratt, Business Development Manager - patrick@eurogamer.net - +44 (0)1273 382521
Rupert Loman, Director of Operations - rupert@eurogamer.net
Kristan Reed, Editor, Eurogamer.net - kristan@eurogamer.net
Richard Sturgess, Trade Advertising Manager - richard@eurogamer.net
NOTES TO EDITORS REGARDING EUROGAMER NETWORK LTD.
Founded in 1999 by brothers Rupert and Nick Loman, Brighton-based Eurogamer is the publisher of the UK's most popular video games editorial website, Eurogamer.net. It also publishes the market-leading industry resource, GamesIndustry.biz and the recently launched mobile games industry website, MobileIndustry.biz.