Review (April 2024)
Latest news, business, sport, comment, lifestyle and culture from the daily telegraph and sunday telegraph newspapers and video from telegraph tv.
300M
Estimated Revenue
52.77M
Website Visitors
2/5
Trustpilot Score
What do we know about The Telegraph?
What is The Telegraph's Revenue?
The Telegraph's estimated revenue for 2023 is $300M.
What does The Telegraph do?
The Telegraph's mission is to provide content that inspires people to have the perspective they want to progress in life. It delivers quality, trusted, award-winning journalism, 24 hours a day, across its digital and print properties as well as through leading digital partners. Founded in 1855, The Telegraph has built a diversified commercial model, with equal strength in advertising, subscriptions and circulation, commerce, and events. In 1994, The Telegraph launched an online offering, the first UK publisher to do so. The launch in 2016 of a digital subscriptions model, with clearly defined open and premium content, has enhanced its ability to offer both scale and engagement to support this diversified approach. The Telegraph's portfolio includes The Telegraph website and app, The Daily Telegraph and The Sunday Telegraph print titles, and The Telegraph Edition app which offers a digital replication of the newspapers. 27.2 million Britons consume content across the portfolio monthly, with a growing global digital audience through 107 million browsers a month enjoying The Telegraph's perspective on the world. Additionally, The Daily Telegraph is the UK's best selling quality broadsheet newspaper. *NRS PADD July 2017. Adobe Analytics, February 2017. Adobe Analytics incl: Web, FBIA, AMP, Live News App, Edition App & Apple News, May 2017.
What are the monthly traffic metrics for Telegraph?
6/mo Traffic Growth
20.10%
All Time Traffic Growth
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Monthly Hits
53M
Time on Site
5.1Mins
Pages per Visit
2.0
Bounce Rate
64%
How fast is Telegraph growing?
Telegraph has grown by 19.2% in the last 6 months according to SimilarWeb.
How do people interact with Telegraph?
Last month, Telegraph received 53M visitors who spent an average of 5.1 minutes on the website and visited 2.0 different pages per session. Overall, 64% of people bounce on the first visit.
How do people find Telegraph?
19.8M people (38%) visit Telegraph directly. 24.2M (46%) people search for them in Google. Whereas, 5.8M (11%) discover Telegraph through Facebook, Reddit, and YouTube. 761.4k (1%) visitors come from Telegraph's email newsletters. Finally, 149.8k (0.3%) people come from affiliates and or paid referrals.
Who uses Telegraph?
Telegraph's top market is the United Kingdom and they receive 36.1M (68.4%) people.Then the 2nd is United States with 5.4M (10.2%).The 3rd is is Canada with 938.2k (1.8%).
Traffic Growth (last 6 months)
What do Telegraph's customers say about them?
Review Score
2/5
Total Reviews
277
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Oliver Hill
Good luck cancelling your subscription
Reviewed on 2021-03-28T09:54:34
Good luck cancelling your subscription! Scam
Barny Riches
A scam gone too far
Reviewed on 2021-03-27T09:08:15
Extremely biased opinion driven journalism and vanity pieces designed to enrage their clientele and discredit societal progress - all hidden behind a pay wall that acts as a 'club membership'for the vacuous.
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Catherine Hughes
what kind of creature publishes the…
Reviewed on 2021-03-26T20:48:01
what kind of creature publishes the poison shown on the yahoo site you have to feel sorry for such apathetic moron whose only purpose is to print out pondlife articles attacking the scottish government lets hope when the snp supporters meet the torygraph gutter press during the scottish election they take them to task
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Mark Hemmings
If only the Telegraph wasn't so rabid ...
Reviewed on 2021-03-22T13:52:57
I read the Telegraph on-line as it's good to hear views completely at odds to one's own.Standing back a bit and evaluating the newspaper within its own terms of reference, I think it would be a more credible commentator if only it weren't so rabid in its right-wing philosophy. I just think that being so overtly declaratory and reactionary drains away value and credibility from their analysis. They could probably take a lesson from the Guardian that is supposedly left-wing but not to the point of dogmatism and obsession. I say this as someone who regularly disapproves of some of the Guardian's middle-of-the-road, middle aged and middle class politics. But at least the Guardian is sufficiently perspectival to entertain the notion the other side might have a point or two to make ...
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JT
Staggered at tabloid Telegraph
Reviewed on 2021-03-03T10:16:52
Am staggered at how much of a tabloid The Telegraph online news site is. Only recently started reading it,and whilst I share the irritation of paywall blocks (plenty other news sites do the same) I don't accept the dumbing-down of reporting. It used to be an intelligent read, if right wing. I'm no leftie by any means but prefer to read both sides for balance. This does not achieve that in any clear thinking way whatsoever.
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Hannah Boxall
Not news
Reviewed on 2021-02-27T12:42:00
Not news, clickbait. Everytime I've gone to read and article, theres a pay wall half a paragraph in.Not news.
Every article I'm drawn in by is important stuff but I'm not going to subscribe when I can google the article title and find more on the subject for completely free.
The telegraph is not news. 'We're sleepwalking into becoming North Korea or China' fear mongering for the sake of clicks and views is what I expect from a youtuber thats not doing so great- not a news company. Do better. Be better.
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Chris Exton
"Get the full story" pay wall
Reviewed on 2021-02-26T02:37:42
I read the news alot with google. However, when one of the articles that are actually interesting and you want to read it; the site won't let you view it unless you pay and subscribe...why? "Get the full story" what a joke.
There are no other news outlets/sites on google that do this. I've looked long and hard.
7news, 9news the guardian and abc just to name a few; thay see no need to do this.
Seems grubby, deceiving and almost feels like extortion just to catch up on the news. Very disappointing. Especially when the article is covid related.
Sure, sell news papers and subscriptions for the full paper online. But this? Just no. Why? Is the daily freakin telegraph that bloody special?!
Shame.
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John Atkins
I have been a reader of the Telegraph…
Reviewed on 2021-02-23T09:30:57
I have been a reader of the Telegraph all my life,for about 70 years
I have been a print subscriberfor longer than i can remember
On 7Th Feb I cancelled my sub as I was fed up with the sensationalist reporting
As of 23rd Feb I had had no refund
I rang the cancellation line and was told that remarkably my refund had been raised yesterday and I should recieve it within 28 days!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Six weeks to get my money back.
After some time they have agreed to credit the card from which they took the payment in the first place.
Why is the Telegraph not able to process a refund at once
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