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Another Experian Hitwise award for ePHOTOzine - ePHOTOzine is an Experian Hitwise Top 10 Award winner.
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ePHOTOzine are pleased to announce that we are a Experian Hitwise Top 10 Award winner again, for January - June 2010. During this period, ePHOTOzine ranked No. 7 based on market share of visits among all United Kingdom websites in the Hitwise Entertainment - Photography industry.
The companies who made it into the top ten list for the Entertainment - Photography industry were:
- picasaweb.google.co.uk
- www.dpreview.com
- www.pixmania.co.uk
- www.photobox.co.uk
- www.jessops.com
- www.warehouseexpress.com
- www.ephotozine.com
- www.snapfish.co.uk
- www.talkphotography.co.uk
- www.kodakgallery.co.uk
Tracey Johnson, Managing Director said: "We're delighted to receive yet another Hitwise award! This helps reinforce our market-leading position and makes all the hard work worthwhile! To continue receiving these awards time after time makes us very proud.
Particularly in this current climate, when advertising spend needs to work hard, this should help to further strengthen our brand to our clients as THE vehicle to promote their message to a huge photographic audience.
Once again, we'd like to take this opportunity to thank all our wonderful members and clients for your continued support, without which we wouldn't be where we are today."
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I am not familiar with all of those names but I do recognise some names like Jessops, Warehouse Express ( 5 & 6 ).
Presumably these are websites where people visit to "buy" items so I would expect them to have more market share visits than say ePHOTOzine which I class as a "leisure" type website.
So, is this survey an acceptable one in terms of it's selection criteria ?
Quote: Presumably these are websites where people visit to "buy" items so I would expect them to have more market share visits than say ePHOTOzine which I class as a "leisure" type website.
It's a mixture of everyone who serves the photographic industry which could be processing, retail, information resource etc. Three of the sites including ours are info resource based.
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