New data from web tracking firm Experian Hitwise found that the firm's share of search queries in October 2012 dropped by almost 1.5 percent to 89.33 percent, down from 90.74 in September. Experian said this may be in part due to the launch of...
Bing upped its share from 15.3 percent in March to 15.4 percent in April, according to comScore; or 13.49 percent in March to 14.32 percent in April, according to Experian Hitwise. Though news that Bing-powered search hit 30 percent made some...
One new avenue to generate traffic to your website is via Pinterest – now the third most-popular social network in the U.S.behind Facebook and Twitter, according to Experian Hitwise. Those profiles will appear in Google/Bing's organic search engine...
Experian Hitwise Over on Hitwise, it was pretty much the same story, with Google losing a few percentage points, while Bing-powered search (Yahoo and Bing) grew to 28.99 percent in August, up from 28.05 percent in July).
Meanwhile, Experian Hitwise reported that Bing-powered search accounted for 28.05 percent of searches in July 2011, with 12.98 percent of searches conducted on Bing and 15.07 percent on Yahoo. Although Google still retains its overwhelming 2-to-1...
Experian Hitwise Bing saw the biggest gains according to Hitwise's stats, which are based on searches conducted for the four weeks ending July 2, 2011 and are taken from Hitwise’s Search Engines Data Center:
The data pulled from over 10 million organic-referred visits from January through May 2011 paints a slightly different picture from other search market share data providers such as comScore and Experian Hitwise.
Experian Hitwise Here's a look at comScore's rankings, as well as U.S.search engine market share stats from Compete and Hitwise.comScore One note before looking at Hitwise's stats: these stats are for searches for the four weeks ending June 11, 2011.
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Experian Hitwise data says The New York Times paywall has caused a decrease in the overall visits to NYTimes.com of 5 to 15 percent. Hitwise: Bing-Powered Search Rises to 30% by Danny Goodwin Hitwise Reports Paywall Causes Decrease in Overall...
Bing's search market share stood at 9.62 percent in March 2010, according to Experian Hitwise. Backing up Hitwise's Bing data are comScore stats from February, which had Bing-powered search at 29.7 percent.
Experian Hitwise's monthly look at search market share is out, and not much changed since January. Google is king, Bing is inching up, Yahoo is still around (although it's search results are powered by Bing) -- and the rest of the 69 search engines...
Experian Hitwise reported that four out of the top 10 most-searched terms in 2010 were Facebook-related, which in part makes Schmidt's case that people who use Facebook more frequently use Google. Of course, Google is still blowing away Bing, its...
Experian Hitwise Launches Internet Measurement Service for India by Greg Jarboe Interest increasing for tablets - Hitwise The Year of Social SERPs, Bing Instant & Social Search by Brian Goffman Bing Feature Update: Check your local TV listings with...
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AdGooroo and Experian Hitwise have just issued a report on "Successful Paid Search Tactics The Top CPG Brands Use To Grow Market Share And Build Loyalty. AdGooroo and Experian Hitwise Report on Paid Search Secrets of Top CPG Marketers By Greg Jarboe
So maybe was it linked to the publication of Experian Hitwise's mid-May report, announcing that Yahoo's market share in U.S.search had lost ground during the month of April? As Yahoo and Microsoft move forward on the Search Alliance, with Yahoo...
But Experian Hitwise noted that Google still remained first with 72% of the U.S.search market in May, up from 71% in April. Research firm comScore did note in May that the U.S.search market shares of Yahoo and Microsoft (Bing plus MSN) grew fastest.
"Facebook" was the most popular search term within Hitwise's Computers and Internet - Social Networking and Forums industry in the U.S.in April, representing 10.62% of all searches, market research firm Experian Hitwise said.
Google's search supremacy is once more reaffirmed as Experian Hitwise's April figures show a 2% rise to 71% grab of the U.S.search market, while competitors Yahoo, Bing and Ask kept on losing ground from a month ago.
