Literally Media Sees Record Traffic In Q1 2020

“We have been thrilled with the growth across our brands in the first quarter. Our philosophy is to acquire, modernize and grow iconic media brands, while preserving and enhancing the core that makes them special,” said Ori Elraviv. “With a combination of social media, search and organic traffic strategies, we have been able to drive a highly engaged and loyal audience across our sites.”

There are several unique highlights that underscore the success of Literally’s approach to digital media.

• Know Your Meme: The world’s largest internet culture encyclopedia and research community. Know Your Meme is dedicated to documenting and explaining the origins, history, and evolution of the viral internet.
  • Had its all-time record-breaking daily sessions in April.
  • Continuous growth on search traffic accounts for more than 70% of site traffic.
• Cheezburger Network: Viral content for everyone. Cheezburger is a collection of digital funny stuff, with favorite brands like Memebase, Failblog and I Can Has Cheezburger?
  • All-time record-breaking daily sessions in Q1 2020
  • Saw more than 300% growth YOY
  • Over 50m monthly sessions, 6 million monthly site sessions driven from Pinterest alone.
• eBaum’s World: The original digital comedy brand. Founded in 2001, eBaum’s team and its fans curate the internet’s funniest memes, viral videos, and images
  • Direct visitors in Q1 averaged more than 8 minutes on the site per session. Facebook visitors return an average of 4.5 sessions per user.
• Cracked: Informed humor, Cracked offers the smart take on topics important and ridiculous. Deep-dive articles and thoughtful features engage loyal readers with a witty look at real life.
  • Grew daily content output by 3x, including a new 10 part video series

“We are experiencing quarter over quarter record growth across our properties, and expect a further surge of interest in our humor and meme content as more people are at home, looking for entertaining, informative, and uplifting content,” said Colby Droscher, Editor in Chief at Literally Media. “We are seeing an increase in engagement and loyalty across our sites and are constantly innovating to generate more original content for our fans, including new podcasts, video series, and deep-dive articles about trending and relevant topics.”