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Thelocalsociety.com is an independent digital news platform. We are dedicated to serving you social news and viral stories. We are based in Singapore and always looking out for stories that is funny, inspirational or stories that will shock the living hell out of you.
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TheLocalSociety.com is the fastest growing digital platform in Singapore. It currently attracts a readership of 400,000 visitors and generates 2 million page views each month.
First Channel: Facebook (Reach 45 million+ Monthly and over 5 million post engagement)
We notice brands today struggle to get 10% people reached on their posts. Here at The local society, we hit 60%-200% with each post. Our Facebook reach is up to the roof and our video posting is also a great hit! Not only you reach out to Singapore, but we also reach a wide audience beyond our tiny little island.
Second Channel: Website advertising
According to publicly available data from traffic estimator, our traffic sources came from Singapore, Malaysia, USA, Australia and many more. TheLocalSociety typically averages around 300,000 unique visitors each month with a bounce rate less than 60%.
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Woman assisting with police investigations after driving against traffic and engaging in road dispute in Chinatown
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7-year-old boy left bleeding after allegedly being hit by a car
Woman gives birth in Grab car while on the way to hospital
Woman involved in one of Singapore’s worst cases of maid abuse gets 11 years of jail
Video evidence of fatal Maserati accident surface on social media
Sentosa’s iconic Merlion statue to be demolished on 21 October 2019 to make way for a new linkway
