Ski Rebel Magazine continues explosive growth in June

Explosive growth continued throughout the month of June for Ski Rebel Magazine as visitor increases surged more than 65% over last year and page views increased by 35%. Year over year, the website has grown by a compounded rate of rate of 25%.

With each passing month, we are overjoyed to see such huge increases in our visitor numbers and page views. As fall approaches and we begin ramping up for the 2009/10 winter season in the northern hemisphere, many new features will come online that will delight our growing audience,” said Frederick Wallace, President and Managing editor of Ski Rebel Magazine.

”As a result exponential growth will continue and we are very confident that we will solidly lock down the position as one of the best ski websites on the world wide web within the next five years,” he added.

A new staff writer has also joined the team. Alex Leduc, is currently in charge of editing and optimizing our content on a weekly basis. Some new projects have been in the works and are currently being tested before being rolled out. Our readers will also be able to enjoy our new online shopping experience, set to be unveiled in the coming weeks.

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Here’s a quick rundown of Ski Rebel Magazine’s top stories in June.

1. Six Flags bankruptcy may affect Doha Snow Centre project from being delivered

2. Women’s ski team gets nude for the Games

3. Niagara Falls to build Snow Park by the Summer

4. New York ski resorts set all time record with 4 million visits in 2008-09

5. Head ski manufacturer begins carbon offsets

6. Montreal native, and Yosemite skiing icon dies at 89

7. Whistler Mountain season ends abruptly

8. Tignes bikini ‘’strings” are in for the summer

9. Blackcomb’s 7,000 year old glacier has lost half of its volume

10. Hurricane developer blows public over with plans for indoor snow centre