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    WVExplorer.com breaks million annual readers mark

    West Virginia Explorer is now reaching more than a million readers annually!

    If you're an advertiser, you'll be happy to know that visitors had 1,170,018 opportunities to click-through to your website this month (as of 8 a.m. this morning).

    If you're a reader, it means there's plenty of fun in store as we travel the state, peering into its history, investigating travel opportunities, and sharing its many wonders with the world.

    How much of the world? Already this month we've attracted, for instance, more thanĀ 9,200 visits from Finland and 9,800 from Japan and scores of thousands from 38 other nations.

    Our largest markets continue to be Washington, Pittsburgh, Columbus, and New York City, and, of course, West Virginia itself. (West Virginians love West Virginia, and former West Virginians living abroad are some of our most dedicated readers.)

    Of course, I can spout numbers all day, but what I really mean to say isĀ "Thank you."

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    Thank you to our million-plus readers.

    Thank you to members of our development team.

    And thank you to our many advertisers, who have helped boost us over 19 years to bring well-written, dependable information to voracious consumers of all-things West Virginia.

    You can find out more about advertising and request an advertising kit . You can also reach out toĀ Margaret Green, our director of sales and marketing, atĀ Ā (office) orĀ Ā (cell).

    Enthusiastically yours,

    David Sibray
    Publisher & Editor-in-Chief
    West Virginia Explorer
    304-575-7390


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    David Sibray
    David Sibray
    Historian, real estate agent, and proponent of inventive economic development in West Virginia, David Sibray is the founder and publisher of West Virginia Explorer Magazine. For more information, he may be reached at 304-575-7390.

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