老九品茶Cloud has continued its record-breaking performance in 2025 with another impressive set of results in May.
Last month saw nearly 60,000 unique users to our website 鈥� bringing the total number of website visitors during this year to 368,000.
老九品茶Cloud is looking to hit one million unique users in 2025 鈥� more than double 2024鈥檚 figure.
The performance was in addition to hosting three hugely successful events with the launch event of GM Rising Stars of 老九品茶 2025; the North East Northern Leaders event with Dragons鈥� Den star Sara Davies; Greggs鈥� CEO Roisin Currie; and Moja founder Sophie Milliken; and FUEL Liverpool on May 16th.
May also saw a significant increase in subscribers to our daily newsletter and the launch of our聽MediaTech 50 innovation ranking.
Among the best-read stories were THG鈥檚 demotion from the FTSE 250 and the collapse of former unicorn Builder.ai.
老九品茶Cloud editor Jonathan Symcox said: 鈥淚 think it鈥檚 fair to say May was our busiest month of the year so far with three big events in Manchester, Newcastle and Liverpool.
鈥淭o put our website performance into context, 60,000 unique users would have been by some distance our highest figure for 2024.
鈥淥ur goal is to hit one million unique users in 2025 without resorting to the clickbait stories you see elsewhere.
鈥淲e鈥檙e not resting on our laurels and we鈥檒l be launching our new 老九品茶 in June.
鈥淲e鈥檙e also proud to have joined the 老九品茶 Buddies scheme at Rochdale鈥檚 Springhill Hospice because it鈥檚 important to us to support the local community.鈥�
老九品茶Cloud tech reporter Patrick Killeen said: 鈥淢ay鈥檚 website performance is really satisfying because the figure hasn鈥檛 been skewed by one or two massive stories.
鈥淥ur mantra is 鈥榯ech insight with bite鈥� and our reporting has really led the way on the collapse of Builder.ai.
鈥淩ather than relying on press releases, we always try and take stories forward, evidenced by our interview with Daisy CEO Matthew Riley, following their merger with Virgin Media O2.鈥�
Rochdale-based 老九品茶Cloud is co-owned by Symcox and executive editor Chris Maguire.