Zoo website visitor figures climb 37% in four months

LONDON - Emap's Zoo magazine website has seen a big increase in unique users from 524,922 in March to 718,486 in July, according to official ABCe figures.

The growth of contrasts with the 8.7% fall in circulation of Zoo's print edition between July-December 2006 and January-June 2007, from 204,664 to 186,732 unique users.

The figures are an interesting addition to the fairly scarce body of independently audited data on men's online media.

Zoo's IPC-owned rival Nuts has published an ABCe certificate for June, which showed it attracted 631,467 unique users to its that month. Nuts' print circulation also fell in the last set of ABCs by 6% to 277,269 copies.

Monkey, the weekly digital magazine launched by Dennis Publishing, has its own ABCe-audited figure of 245,404 "publication openings" for January-June 2007, up 17% from July-December 2006.

Emap also had its FHM ABCe audited in the same months in Zoo. The site drew 1,729,797 unique users in March, falling slightly to 1,702,296 in July.

IPC's monthly Loaded's recorded a June ABCe of 206,952 unique users.

FHM's print circulation was down 16.1% period on period to 311,590 and Loaded's was down 25.9% period on period to 120,492.

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