Digital media and publishing are constantly changing. Every new media and technology released, every shift in audience trends provides new areas for connecting and monetizing audiences.
Here are the top digital media companies in Liverpool to keep an eye on.
Liverpool Express
Liverpool Echo
This Is Anfield
Anfield Watch
Liverpool World
Nerve Magazine
Liverpool Express
Liverpool Express is a site run by Liverpool City Council. It offers the city’s residents news and updates, traffic news, the council’s announcements, and opinion pieces and analysis.
Liverpool Express attracts an average of 29,841 visitors per month, with 18.04% using desktop and 81.96% on mobile. Predominantly from United Kingdom, the site sees 57.27% organic, 26.23% direct, 10.26% social, and 6.24% other traffic.
Liverpool Echo
The Liverpool Echo, owned by Reach plc, is a daily tabloid-format newspaper and website. Its daily circulation is 15,395, as of 2022. On the website, it publishes local news, business updates, crime-related articles, public notices and obituaries, real estate listings, a calendar of local events, and a directory of local services and businesses, among others.
Liverpool Echo attracts an average of 20.85M visitors per month, with 9.37% using desktop and 90.63% on mobile. Predominantly from United Kingdom, the site sees 44.97% organic, 32.76% direct, 16.00% social, and 6.27% other traffic.
This Is Anfield
This Is Anfield is an independent news fan site for Liverpool Football Club. It was launched in 2001. It offers the latest news, opinion pieces, features, and analysis on the football club. Fans can also find information on fixtures, transfers, the squad, and match reports.
This Is Anfield attracts an average of 5.165M visitors per month, with 14.41% using desktop and 85.59% on mobile. Predominantly from United Kingdom, the site sees 40.64% organic, 43.28% direct, 12.98% social, and 3.10% other traffic.
Anfield Watch
Anfield Watch is an independents news fan site for Liverpool Football Club. It was launched in 2014. In 2023, it was acquired by Realtimes publishing network. It covers the latest news, transfers, opinion, and match recaps. It has 1 million followers on Twitter, 450K on Instagram, and 160K likes on Facebook, making it one of the largest-reaching fan news sites for this team.
Anfield Watch attracts an average of 1.566M visitors per month, with 7.77% using desktop and 92.23% on mobile. Predominantly from United Kingdom, the site sees 37.30% organic, 20.65% direct, 21.37% social, and 20.68% other traffic.
Liverpool World
Owned by National World, Liverpool World was launched in 2021. It’s an online news platform that caters to residents of Liverpool. National World launched similar sites for cities such as Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Newcastle, London, Bristol, and others. Liverpool World offers news coverage of recent events, daily pieces in sport, opinion, and lifestyle sections, puzzles, recommendations on things to do, public notices and announcements, and more.
Liverpool World attracts an average of 1.028M visitors per month, with 11.39% using desktop and 88.61% on mobile. Predominantly from United Kingdom, the site sees 68.87% organic, 18.25% direct, 8.25% social, and 4.63% other traffic.
Nerve Magazine
Nerve Magazine is produce by Catalyst Media. It’s a 32-page magazine covering arts, and cultural and social issues. Catalyst Media was established in 2003. It trains writers and journalists, and publishes their work in the magazine. The website – catalystmedia.org.uk – publishes pieces centered around theater, painting, digital arts, music, as well as reviews, and news and commentary.
Nerve Magazine attracts an average of 6,290 visitors per month, with 12.86% using desktop and 87.14% on mobile. Predominantly from United Kingdom, the site sees 74.02% organic, 23.09% direct, 1.66% social, and 1.23% other traffic.