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How-Do serves the media industry in the North West of England. How-Do offers news, opinion and resources for those working in all aspects of media in the region.  

How-Do launched on 30/3/07. With over 60,000 unique visitors to date and a high return rate, the site is rapidly establishing itself as the leading and most credible source of news, information and analysis, for the thousands of businesses and 130,000* people, who work in the North West's creative, media and marketing industries.

How-Do uses Google Analytics to measure site traffic and activity.

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This independent and robust analytical tool tells us that over 60,000 unique visitors have been to How-Do since launch and that a substantial number are returning.

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On a related note, figures provided by the Amazon owned web site traffic monitoring service Alexa –

http://www.alexa.com/data/details/traffic_details?q=www.how-do.co.uk&url=www.how-do.co.uk/

– show that How-Do has made an impressive debut and is starting to appear among the top 3,000 most visited UK web sites. Alexa’s analysis combines both number of visits and time spent on a site, so the analysis is more wide-reaching in its scope than simply traffic.

The Alexa graph allows users to contrast traffic data with other sites and How-Do can be compared against a range of other popular regional news and consumer web sites and national trade web sites, allowing independent analysis. However, type in the BBC url and perspective is quickly achieved!

Our jobs section is starting to produce excellent results for advertisers. Response - and in particular the quality and locality of the response - to jobs for corporate communication, PR, research and web/digital marketing roles has been first class according to feedback from advertisers. And with single job ad rates at just £300 for a month's publication, it's daft not to try it out!

The news we carry on the Front Page is only a selection of the total news we publish. If you'd like to read more news stories, click the 'News' tab .

And if you'd like review all the stories we've published on a particular sector - publishing , broadcast , marketing services or digital, simply click the sector classification that is tagged beside every story.
 
If you’d like to communicate directly with the publisher, please email nick@how-do.co.uk

If you are interested in advertising on How-Do, visit the Ad Rates and Data page

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