November 11, 2024
Almost 0.4 million real users in Latvia, or 26% of the entire possible audience in Latvia, is the total platform audience of the official publisher “Latvijas Vēstnesis”. Compared to September, it has grown by almost 40,000 real users. In addition, two sites – lvportals.lv and likumi.lv – is in the top of the most visited Latvian websites in October.
Citizens widely use the state, civil and legal information platform maintained by the official publisher “Latvijas Vēstnesis”. This is confirmed by the fact that it was visited on average in October 389,872 real users in Latvia* aged between 7 and 74 years.
In general, the “Latvijas Vēstneša” platform consists of four websites – vestnesis.lv, likumi.lv, lvportals.lv and juristavards.lv. Three of them participate in the study “Gemius Audience”. Vestnesis.lv, in which the official publication “Latvijas Vēstnesis” is available to residents, was not reported in the study, but according to “Google Analytics 4” data, the website was visited in October by more than 84,000 users.
The top of the most visited websites published by the Internet technology and research company “Gemius” shows that the audience for all websites has increased both in the overall statistical top and in visits from mobile devices in October, and the leading websites have changed positions in the top of mobile devices.
Two of the “Latvijas Vēstneš” websites are represented in the public TOP 20 of Latvian websites created by “Gemius”:
- lvportals.lv – in 14th place with 270,592 for real users,
- likumi.lv – in 17th place with 226,560 for real users.
LV portal’s TOP 3 most read articles in October:
“Latvijas Vēstnesis” is a state, civil and legal information platform (“vestnesis.lv”, “likumi.lv”, “lvportals.lv”, magazine “Jurista Vārds” / “juristavards.lv”).
Information from the official publisher “Latvijas Vēstnesis”.
Latvian Digital Dilemma: A Dive into Online Engagement
Well, well, well! What do we have here? A riveting tale from the land of latkes, or as the world knows it, Latvia! Apparently, if you’re not clicking away at Latvijas Vēstnesis, you’re missing out on a civilized and legal extravaganza. With almost 400,000 real users—and I emphasize ‘real’—you might think I’ve stumbled upon an IKEA flatpack assembly guide, not a governmental website!
So gather around, folks, because the numbers are more shocking than an unexpected tax audit! In October, the platform managed to attract 389,872 users aged between 7 and 74. Seven-year-olds reading legal information? I can just imagine them sitting cross-legged, thoroughly engrossed in property laws, yelling at their siblings, “No, you can’t borrow my crayons without a written agreement!”
Growth or a Geographical Mirage?
Now, brace yourselves—this figure represents 26% of the entire possible audience in Latvia. That’s right! They’re not just counting the tourists who accidentally stumbled into town and mistook the sites for a trendy café. A 40,000 real-user increase since September? At this rate, by next month, Latvia’s population might just consist solely of digital citizens!
And speaking of digital citizens, let’s put the spotlight on lvportals.lv and likumi.lv, the chosen ones making a splash in the Latvian Top 20. At 14th and 17th place respectively, they’re clearly the cool kids in the playground. I can see it now: “Oh, you think you’ve got visitors? Look at my mobile stats!”
The Triumph of Transparency
What’s impressive is that the Latvian government is providing an accessible, civil, and legal information platform. A place where the citizens can go to seek clarity—like a legal Tinder, if you will. Swipe right for legislation, swipe left for annoyance! And with websites like these pulling in nearly 270,592 users for lvportals.lv, we have to wonder if they’re hosting a secret rave behind the scenes. Although the only glow sticks I imagine here are those fluorescent highlighters marking the important laws.
What’s Hot in Legal Land?
And for the nosy parkers among us who want the scoop on what’s trending in the legal world, hold onto your wigs! The platform is home to a treasure trove of information that keeps the audience clicking. Just imagine the top three most-read articles having more suspense than a season finale of a soap opera—will people get their legal questions answered or will they spiral into conspiracy theories?
So let’s raise a glass to the folk over at Latvijas Vēstnesis. They may not be hosting wild parties, but boy, are they throwing a bash with information that keeps the citizens engaged! Someone get these websites a trophy for ‘Best Performance by Civil Servants’ in the digital age.
As for the rest of us? We can sit back, chuckle at our judicial fears, and keep wondering when we’ll make it to such commendable audience stats! Until then, let’s just keep scrolling through cute cat videos—because they’re non-legal and way easier to digest!
A cheeky commentary from your in-house digital observer.
November 11, 2024
In Latvia, the online platform of the official publisher “Latvijas Vēstnesis” boasts an impressive audience of nearly 0.4 million real users, representing 26% of the potential demographic that could utilize its services. This figure marks a notable increase of almost 40,000 real users since September, highlighting the platform’s growing reach and relevance. Alongside this, two other significant websites – lvportals.lv and likumi.lv – have secured prominent positions as some of the most frequented sites in the country during October.
The state-operated platform, characterized by its extensive civil and legal information resources, has witnessed widespread engagement among Latvians. The average number of real users accessing the platform in October reached an impressive 389,872, spanning a diverse age range from 7 to 74 years, thus affirming the platform’s integral role in informing the public.
The ecosystem of “Latvijas Vēstnesis” comprises four essential websites: vestnesis.lv, likumi.lv, lvportals.lv, and juristavards.lv. Notably, three of these websites are included in the “Gemius Audience” study, while vestnesis.lv is absent from this report. However, data from “Google Analytics 4” indicates that this particular site attracted over 84,000 users in October, underscoring its significance in the digital landscape.
Recent insights from the Internet technology and research firm “Gemius” reveal a general trend of increasing audience engagement across all assessed websites in October, particularly noting an uptick in visits from mobile devices. As a result, the hierarchy of the most visited sites has shifted significantly, highlighting changing user behaviors in the digital realm.
Two websites under the “Latvijas Vēstnesis” umbrella have secured positions within the public TOP 20 of Latvian websites, as compiled by “Gemius”:
- lvportals.lv – ranked 14th with 270,592 real users,
- likumi.lv – ranked 17th with 226,560 real users.
“Latvijas Vēstnesis” serves as a vital state, civil, and legal information platform through its various domains: vestnesis.lv, likumi.lv, lvportals.lv, and the magazine Jurista Vārds / juristavards.lv.
Information from the official publisher “Latvijas Vēstnesis”.
**Interview with Anna Klāra, Director of “Latvijas Vēstnesis”**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Anna! The latest statistics show a remarkable increase in the usage of “Latvijas Vēstnesis.” Can you provide us with some insights into what contributed to this growth of nearly 40,000 users since September?
**Anna Klāra:** Thank you for having me! We’re thrilled to see such positive engagement with our platform. Several factors have contributed to this growth. Firstly, our efforts to enhance user experience and accessibility on our websites have paid off. We’ve also been actively promoting the importance of civil and legal information, which resonates with citizens seeking clarity in an increasingly complex world.
**Interviewer:** That’s great to hear! Almost 400,000 real users is quite a significant percentage, representing 26% of the potential audience in Latvia. Does this level of engagement surprise you?
**Anna Klāra:** It honestly does. We expected growth, but the level of interest we’ve seen, especially among a wide age range from 7 to 74, showcases a growing public appetite for knowledge and understanding of legal matters. It’s heartening to witness citizens becoming more engaged with important topics.
**Interviewer:** It’s fascinating to note that sites like “lvportals.lv” and “likumi.lv” are in the top echelons of visited websites. Can you tell us what kind of content is driving traffic on these sites?
**Anna Klāra:** Absolutely! Both sites offer a wealth of resources such as legal documents, government publications, and civic information. Our most-read articles tend to focus on current legal changes, guiding citizens on their rights and responsibilities. It seems people are eager to stay informed, which aligns well with our mission of transparency.
**Interviewer:** In October, “lvportals.lv” had over 270,000 real users. What do you believe sets it apart to achieve such impressive numbers?
**Anna Klāra:** “lvportals.lv” excels in presenting complex information in an easily digestible format. We have made a concerted effort to design our content in a way that is user-friendly, which appears to resonate well, particularly with younger audiences. The combination of practical resources and clear communication is critical in keeping users returning for information.
**Interviewer:** Lastly, what are your future plans for “Latvijas Vēstnesis” to maintain or even accelerate this growth?
**Anna Klāra:** Innovation is key! We are exploring more interactive features to engage our users, such as webinars and Q&A sessions with legal experts. Additionally, we will bolster our outreach initiatives to raise awareness of the platform’s resources. The goal is to ensure that everyone in Latvia knows they have easy access to vital information that affects their lives.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Anna, for sharing your insights! It’s exciting to see how “Latvijas Vēstnesis” is becoming a vital resource for the Latvian people.
**Anna Klāra:** Thank you for having me! We’re committed to keeping the platform accessible and informative.
