Where Campers are Searching for Campgrounds on RVTraderOnline.com
July 14, 2006 (Press Release) --
July 13, 2006 Norfolk, VA - RVTraderOnline.com, an online showroom of over 85,000 recreational vehicles across the US and a division of Trader Publishing Company discovered that Florida and California are the most requested states by visitors who search the website’s campground database.
After observing campground searches performed on RVTraderOnline.com in the past 6 months, 12% of campground seekers are interested in parking their RVs in Florida. California is also a popular camp destination with 10% planning their trips there.
Trailing far behind the two front-runners are Texas with 5%, followed consecutively by North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Virginia, Michigan, Tennessee and scaling down to New York with 3% of the total campground searches.
“Florida and California have always been the most popular states where buyers go to look for RVs on our website,” says Scott Vollmer, Business Development Manager for RVTraderOnline.com. “As a matter of fact we’ve measured that 40% of our visitors are from the Pacific and Southeast regions of the country, so it makes sense that those states are most requested by campground seekers,” (comScore Media Metrix Ratings, July 2006).
RVTraderOnline.com is the leading online classified ad service bringing RV buyers and sellers together in one virtual marketplace with over 900,000 visitors per month, (WebTrends, 2006). Advertising their inventory on RVTraderOnline.com, dealers and independent owners alike are reaching RV enthusiasts who are interested in researching and purchasing new and used recreational vehicles online.
Headquartered in Norfolk, VA, RVTraderOnline.com is part of TraderOnline.com’s network of websites covering new and used vehicle categories such as boats, trucks, motorcycles, ATVs, aircraft, equipment and collector car vehicles, and general merchandise. TraderOnline.com is a division of Trader Publishing Company, the nation's largest distributor of photo-classified ad publications. For more information about RVTraderOnline.com, call toll-free 888-813-7304 or visit www.RVTraderOnline.com - where buyers and sellers in the RV lifestyle clickTM.
After observing campground searches performed on RVTraderOnline.com in the past 6 months, 12% of campground seekers are interested in parking their RVs in Florida. California is also a popular camp destination with 10% planning their trips there.
Trailing far behind the two front-runners are Texas with 5%, followed consecutively by North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Virginia, Michigan, Tennessee and scaling down to New York with 3% of the total campground searches.
“Florida and California have always been the most popular states where buyers go to look for RVs on our website,” says Scott Vollmer, Business Development Manager for RVTraderOnline.com. “As a matter of fact we’ve measured that 40% of our visitors are from the Pacific and Southeast regions of the country, so it makes sense that those states are most requested by campground seekers,” (comScore Media Metrix Ratings, July 2006).
RVTraderOnline.com is the leading online classified ad service bringing RV buyers and sellers together in one virtual marketplace with over 900,000 visitors per month, (WebTrends, 2006). Advertising their inventory on RVTraderOnline.com, dealers and independent owners alike are reaching RV enthusiasts who are interested in researching and purchasing new and used recreational vehicles online.
Headquartered in Norfolk, VA, RVTraderOnline.com is part of TraderOnline.com’s network of websites covering new and used vehicle categories such as boats, trucks, motorcycles, ATVs, aircraft, equipment and collector car vehicles, and general merchandise. TraderOnline.com is a division of Trader Publishing Company, the nation's largest distributor of photo-classified ad publications. For more information about RVTraderOnline.com, call toll-free 888-813-7304 or visit www.RVTraderOnline.com - where buyers and sellers in the RV lifestyle clickTM.
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