The communication group Avantcem, owner of the web portals Dénia.com and Xàbia.com has reached historical figures in the last year. Between the months of August of 2016 and July of 2017, Avantcem adds a total of 2.338.671 visits, according to data provided by Google Analytics. These figures reaffirm the leadership of this communication group in the Marina Alta, more taking into account that it is local information in Only two populations Of a region formed by 33 municipalities.
This figure supposes an average of more than 6.400 daily visits to both portals, who since their birth are struggling to tell everything that happens in both Denia and Xàbia. The confidence of the readers is also demonstrated in the number of page views, which reaches the 4.700.570 in this period. Also noteworthy is the increase in users, which is established in the last year in 732.604 in the two web pages.
In addition, July 2017 has undoubtedly been the best month in the history of Dénia.com with 183.045 visits and an average near the 6.000 daily visits. For its part, Xàbia.com broke all the records last September of 2016, with 163.881 visits, an average of 5.500 visitors a day.
In addition to the figures offered by Google Analytics it is necessary to emphasize the support of the readers in social networks. Currently, the two information portals owned by Avantcem have more than 47.000 followers on Facebook, more of 4.500 on Twitter and almost 16.000 subscribers to the newsletter daily.
The only portals that guarantee the reader's safety in the Marina Alta
It should be remembered that both Dénia and Xàbia.com are the only informational web portals in the Marina Alta that incorporate the https protocol, which guarantees that the data that the readers introduce on the web when they register to receive the newsletter or participate in the News comments are fully protected from third parties.
In addition to protecting data, https protects the user against external fraud and guarantees privacy, facilitating the anonymity of readers accessing Dénia.com and Xàbia.com. This protocol is one of the main concerns of Google. So much so, since last September its browser, Chrome, warns users about pages that are not secure.
This protocol is applied by large portals like Google, Youtube, Facebook, Amazon, Yahoo, Twitter, Instagram or Wikipedia, and little by little the media are adapting it as an implementation of their portals, although experts warn of the need to Apply this protocol among public institutions.
