Wood Central users have viewed more than 1.18 million articles over the 30 days – an increase of 35% over the past month – with millions of users finding Wood Central articles on Google News. That is according to new data from Wood Central Insights – which reveals that the platform is gaining more than 100 daily subscribers – now over 18,000 – every day.
“Wood Central’s daily traffic has tripled over the past few months,” according to Stuart Ferrell, Wood Central’s new Sales and Marketing Manager, who said Wood Central is not only the worlds world’s fastest-growing website for timber news but also its most trusted for breaking news.
Stuart, who has worked with News Corporation, Fairfax, and Census for several years, said now is the perfect time to partner with Wood Central to penetrate the news cycle and connect with suppliers, architects and end users of timber products: “You only have to look at Wood Central’s top articles for the last 30 days to see what is trending right now,” Stuart said, “we can create new and engaging content and guarantee distribution through our extensive network of news agencies that pick up our stories.”
Wood Central’sCentral’s top 10 trending articles for the month include
- RFK Rebuild — Could the Commanders Play in the World’s Biggest Timber Stadium?
- Building a House in 7 Weeks — Japan’s 2×4 Fix for Australia’sAustralia’s Crisis
- The Goat: Why this 92-Year-Old Bridge is the World’s Biggest Timber Trestle
- New Plans — Boston University’s Timber High-Rise Could be State’s Tallest
- World First — 50m All-Timber Blade to Be Tested in Wind Turbine
- New Proposal – World’s Biggest Timber Stadium to Save Gabba Games
- That’s an Order — Trump’s Tariffs Could Hit Global Lumber from April 2
- New Look: World’s First Timber-Roofed Cricket Stadium Takes Shape
- Chinese New Year: What to Expect in the Year of the Wood Snake!
- Why 4 Pines Beer is Calling for NSW to Stop Native Forestry
Look out for the Wood Central Exchange!
With an eye to the future, Stuart said that Wood Cental is about to launch its most ambitious project to date—the Wood Central Exchange billed as the world’s largest directory of timber-based products and jobs: “The new directory will connect hundreds of thousands of users through the Wood Central website with the hundreds (and in time thousands) of timber suppliers, research institutions, industry associations and training providers who can help our users learn more about forestry and how to use wood.”
With over 3,000 articles already indexed on the web, Stuart said that the new directory has responded to demand from users who emailed Wood Central for more information about suppliers, CPD learning programmes and research inquiries. “We get lots of correspondance from users looking to learn more; now, with the Wood Central Exchange, we can connect those users with partners who can provide more information.”
For more information about partnerships and opportunities, email Stuart today at stuart@woodcentral.com.au
