World first web linked DVD-ROM has tens of thousands discovering home
In the week following its launch through The Sunday Telegraph, the PleaseTakeMeTo.com web-linked travel DVD-ROM was viewed by over 20,000 unique users, with organisers saying it was an overwhelming success with many newsagents around New South Wales selling out of newspapers and DVD-ROMs.
Statistics show new user numbers continue to grow at the rate of several hundred per day.
Week one statistics have been exceptional: –
** Over 20,000 unique users viewed the DVD-ROM while they were online
** 10,000 users used the disk more than once
** The average time spent viewing is just over 20 minutes, adding up to over 10,000 viewing hours in week one alone
** Most visited regions – Sydney and surrounds.
Disk use can only be measured while a user is on line, so the actual number of users is likely to be far higher.
Users can view full screen video instantly from the DVD-ROM but all information on the product is updated automatically whenever a user is on line, so it’s always up to date.
Copies can be ordered through the PleaseTakeMeTo.com website.
Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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