Sbr.com.sg now surpasses 160,000 monthly unique visitors

Number of online readers rockets up 250% in just 12 months.

The Singapore Business Review website sbr.com.sg continues to attract new readers and is now one of the best read business news sites in Singapore. Traffic has grown from 60,000 monthly viewers in Feb 2012 to over 160,000 a year later. That represents a sizeable portion of Singapore’s PMET base.

Publisher Tim Charlton noted that over the last 12 months the quantity and timeleness of the news on the website had increased dramatically, with over 50 news stories published daily. New ranking sections such as Singapore’s top 25 Accounting and Law firms, which are reasearched from scratch, are also proving popular with readers.

In addition, key news stories from sbr.com.sg are fed to other major news sites including xinmsn, Yahoo, and various Singapore agencies such as SingTel and the STB, which makes sbr.com.sg one of the strongest and reliable platforms for business news in Singapore.

“sbr.com.sg is normally first online with business news and our approach is comprehensive in scope which means readers won’t miss a thing,” said Charlton. Sbr.com.sg also has over 300 regular opinion leader contributors as well as running dozens of exclusive stories weekly.

Figures from Google AdPlanner show that sbr.com.sg readers are most interested in topics related to Commodities & Futures Trading, Real Estate Listings, Finance, Financial Planning & Management, Currencies & Foreign Exchange and Banking. 

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