Free Vector Maps
The Best Free Vector Maps on the Web!
Free Vector Maps continues to rise globally, and has cracked the top 30k websites in the United States. Not bad for a niche site created and maintained by one person.
FVM is also in the top 100k sites in the world. Thanks to everyone for supporting the site!
Check out the stats on Alexa:
https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/freevectormaps.com#trafficstats
I'm happy to announce that a map is downloaded on average every minute of the day on Free Vector Maps. It's a pretty amazing accomplishment considering it's a relatively small site in a niche market (not too mention it's only me).
The global reach of FVM has been very cool to see grow over the years!
I've often thought about creating other sites, more community driven than FVM (and I have a few great URLS to work with, just not enough time to learn server less tech 🙁), and would love to hear from other founders who have done this and what their experiences have been.
You can check out which maps are being downloaded in real time on the site at: https://freevectormaps.com/activity
I'm happy to announce that there are now over 2,000 maps available for download on Free Vector Maps!
You can download maps from Antarctica to Zimbabwe and everything in between. With many different styles, including flag maps, outline maps, stamp maps and more, you'll be sure to find the perfect map to enhance your presentation, design or products.
Free Vector Maps has continued to grow over the years and is well over 5k likes and almost to 6k! The Indie Hackers community has been instrumental in getting the word and it's much appreciated.
If you'd like to help spread the word, please like FVM on FB: https://www.facebook.com/freevectormaps or follow FVM on Twitter: https://twitter.com/freevectormaps
-
1
Congratulations! What's your main driver for FB likes? I find it difficult to grow on Facebook - not sure how best to organically grow it.
-
1
Hi Brandon. I found that after displaying social media buttons after a user downloads a map, the FB likes and Twitter follows have grown exponentially. Due to the fact that 99.99% of the maps are free to download (hence the name 😀), the likes have become effectively a social media payment in a sense.
-
Comment