MARKETING in top 30 news websites of Malaysia

Feedspot ranks MARKETING magazine at number 19
This new year, MARKETING, has had a rocking start.
Not only has the new print (tabloid) version of the MARKETING magazine received an encouraging nod from the industry, its website has been named as one among the top 30 news websites of Malaysia.
Feedspot, which aggregates all the content of top-notch, and popular websites and blogs in one place, announced the list for the week, updated on January 7, 2018. This data is refreshed once a week.
Anuj Agarwal, Founder of Feedspot, while congratulating MARKETING on this achievement, said, “This is the most comprehensive list of Top 30 Malaysian news websites on the internet and I personally acknowledge your contribution.”
The team at Feedspot, researches on the best Malaysian news websites from thousands of top Malaysian news portals in Feedspot’s index.
They use search and social metrics.
These websites are ranked based on following criteria:

• Google reputation and Google search ranking
• Influence and popularity on Facebook, twitter and other social media sites
• Quality and consistency of posts.
• Feedspot’s editorial team and expert review

To know more about the top 30 list and Feedspot’s ranking process, click on the link below.
https://blog.feedspot.com/malaysian_news_websites/
 

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