On the eve of the new platform going online, qbr.it  did not let us down and gave us enormous satisfaction. There will be 500 thousand switching from Qbr to Ciaopeople.

After the access peaks obtained by the magazine and the year of evolution of the entire portal, we are also celebrating half a million subscribers.

A new milestone that confirms the upward trend in social networking scanned at a rate of 100 thousand subscribers every 6 months: in just 2 years we have gone from 100 thousand to 500 thousand registered users.

A chat that was initiated along the streets of Naples, gathering consensus in Neapolitan youngsters and that soon turned into a real social network of

Ciaopeople staff is pleased to announce a new milestone reached by Qbr.it:  400 thousand registered users and a constantly increasing trend that  rewards us for the  effort we put into  to the qbr  community.

In June 2006,  with Qbr, we celebrated 100 thousand subscribers in southern Italy. Since then the community has never ceased to grow at a constantly increasing rate: two hundred  thousand users in February 2007, three hundred  thousand in September, and today, only six months after reaching our last milestone, four hundred  thousand.

However,  our CEO, Gianluca Cozzolino, reminds us “we are only at the beginning of this great challenge” and he goes on to point out “what is significant  here is not  so

Qbr online community is about to reach 300.000 users.
The event will be celebrated with the airing of a humorous commercial, that can be watched when the portal opens in September 2007. The commercial headline is “The Charge of 300.000 users”, ironically, defining the extraordinary ever increasing crowd of the community, with a comic book style representation of its “tribe”.

Founded in December 2003 and managed by Nascar (Neapolitan Internet Company leader in projecting visual identities, online communication and web-marketing) since 2004, Qbr has become one of the main national communities and the most popular social network in central and southern Italy.

The 300.000 milestone follows, by a few months, the birth of a magazine, (a