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Dezeen on YAMoPo

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The people at Archdaily have compiled a list of the most popular architecture and design websites in the world – and Dezeen is at number 3!

We come in behind Inhabitat and MoCoLoco in the YAMoPo (Yet Another Most Popular) 2008 Architecture Sites Ranking, in both the “architecture and related” category (for sites that aren’t just about architecture) and the “overall” category.

By the way, Dezeen posted it’s biggest ever traffic figures in June, with 668,152 unique visitors, while traffic for the second quarter of 2008 was a record 1,940,855 uniques – up more than 10% on the previous quarter. Once again, thanks to all our loyal readers for Dezeen’s explosive growth since we launched a little over 18 months ago.

In fact our traffic is getting so heavy that we are moving to a new, dedicated server later this summer – more news on that soon (assuming you give a damn about that kind of thing).

One Response to Dezeen on YAMoPo

  1. Well done guys, you’ve been working hard and deserve it.

  2. thanks for the work!

  3. eduardo says:

    Congratulations!
    You deserve it!
    As we say in Brasil: OBRIGADO!

  4. edward says:

    Well deserved success, Dezeen.

  5. Stan says:

    Good news!

  6. F says:

    Un succes amplement merite .

    Felicitations, de la part de toute notre equipe .

  7. trendoffice says:

    It is natural – you are getting more and more interesting:)

  8. José A. Brouzzó Duncan says:

    CONGRATULATIONS.
    FELICITACIONES A TODO EL EQUIPO.

  9. tom says:

    that’s what i call recognition!
    you’ve been doing very well. never had so much and good info about architecture and design so regularly!
    you definitely know your market and its needs ;)

    congrats

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