Fresh and Fun “Best of the Web” Site Tube Surfers Explodes in Popularity

MACEDONIA, Ohio - Oct. 13, 2014 - PRLog -- For once in recent memory calling a website a “viral success” is much more than an overused cliché.  The new fresh and fun “best of the web” entertainment site Tube Surfers (http://www.tubesurfers.com/) has certainly resonated with a great deal of people in the few months that it has been online.  Based around intriguing and quirky photographs, “link bait” style headlines and sharp, compelling commentary Tube Surfers has moved from quick success to success.  From its debut in July 2014 it's moved all the way up to 100,000 visitors a week in recent weeks.  And it seems as if the best is yet to come.

“We have experienced enormous and unexpected growth since the launch just 2 months ago and we feel it has a lot to do with the quality and type of content we are writing,”  commented Drew Auman, editor of Tube Surfers.  “It's that feel good, emotional driven content that anyone can relate to.”

Popular categories on Tube Surfers include:  Life; Culture; Tech; Science and, of course, videos.  In addition to the photo and video driven posts, lists also seem to be very high on the types of Tube Surfer posts that quickly trend and pick up momentum fast.

Much of the popularity of the site is surely from clicks from places like Facebook, where the site's posts offer the perfect combination of compelling headlines and eye catching images to help inspire viral success.

According to the company, every week has shown dramatic growth and the expectations are for this trend to continue at an ever increasing rate.

Visitors have certainly given Tube Surfers an enthusiastic endorsement.

Emily G., a blogger from Boston, recently said, “I love Tube Surfers.  In fact, I may love it too much!  I visit the site everyday since I stumbled across it on Facebook and now when I visit during the day I always risk getting caught up in the fun much more than I intended to.  The site is really that addictive.”

For more information be sure to visit http://www.tubesurfers.com or contact the editor Drew Auman at thetubesurfers@gmail.com.