ONTHEMARKET.COM ACHIEVES RECORD TRAFFIC OF MORE THAN 10M VISITS IN SEPTEMBER

October 6, 2016
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OnTheMarket.com reported yesterday that it achieved a record level of traffic of more than 10million visits throughout the month of September.*

The figure of 10million visits is a rise of 79% year on year.

In September last year, OnTheMarket.com recorded 5.6million visits.

Throughout last month, the portal also delivered a record number of leads to agents.

Ian Springett, Chief Executive of OnTheMarket.com, said: “This latest record achievement for traffic is another sign of just how much progress OnTheMarket.com has made throughout 2016.

“Since January, we have significantly grown the overall number of offices listing on the website ranging from many high-profile, multi-branch firms to a large number of smaller independent agents.

“Consumers are also becoming increasingly aware of the new-to-market properties which many of our agents are choosing to display at OnTheMarket.com 24 hours or more ahead of any other portal.

“OnTheMarket.com has proved that it is thriving and continues to grow.”

Notes to editors
*OnTheMarket.com measures its traffic using Google Analytics, a market leading website tool.

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