BusinessWeek.com editor John Byrne writes about the Web site’s redesign and how the magazine’s online presence is performing.
“We started on this journey a year ago from a position of great strength, with the largest audience in our history. Today BusinessWeek.com has more than 50 million monthly page views and some 10 million unique visitors worldwide, up 24 percent in 2008. Our reader engagement index has shown a 31 percent increase in the past year, with a 50 percent rise in reader perspectives on stories and a 43 percent increase in reader insights on our blogs.
“When art director David Sleight wrote the creative brief for this project in July of 2008, he noted the following objectives: To increase repeat visits to the homepage, to drive more traffic from the homepage to the rest of the site via improved navigation, to clearly communicate BusinessWeek.com offerings and special features through intelligent use of navigation and page layout, and to focus the homepage offering on our core audience of global business professionals and their destination mindset.”
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