Business news site Quartz reported a record 6.8 million unique visitors in August, a growth of 129 percent year over year.
“We built Quartz for business readers excited by change and hungry for quality coverage of the new global economy,” said editor in chief Kevin Delaney in a statement. “Our growing team around the world shares their obsessions, and a commitment to delivering the best news and analysis using industry-leading design and technology.”
Revenue growth for the brand is also on the rise with advertising revenue up more than 300 percent year over year and more than 65 advertising accounts to date.
“We couldn’t be more pleased with the enthusiastic response from advertisers – and frankly, readers – who are embracing our high-impact ad model,” said publisher Jay Lauf in a statement.
Since its debut in September 2012, Quartz’s rapid growth has continued through two redesigns, the latest of which included the addition of a homepage; the launch of Glass (an expanded obsession on the future of TV); and the launch of Quartz India earlier this summer.
Quartz’s email newsletter, the Daily Brief, has close to 90,000 subscribers.
In addition, Quartz has recently expanded its editorial staff. Managing editor Bobby Ghosh and global news editor Heather Landy are among the journalists who recently joined Quartz.
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