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OUTinPerth Sets New Records

DSC_0348The team at OUTinPerth magazine have celebrated a new measure of success as their Facebook page soared past 10,000 likes.

The magazine’s website also recently had it’s busiest day ever when over 5,900 people logged on in a single day creating 6,700+ page views.

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The team previous record was just over 4000 unique viewers in a single day.

The team celebrated by having an icy-pole party with a life sized stuffed jester.

The current print edition of the magazine has just been released with Bob Downe on the cover and interviews with Tom Ballard, Rhys Nicholson, Kate Ceberano, Urzila Carlson, and Andy Butler from disco band Hercules & Love Affair.

The team is now at work on the June edition which has the theme of R-E-S-P-E-C-T.

 

 

 

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