You Tube is the second largest site where searches are conducted and just crossed the threshold of having over 1 billion users and offers a world of opportunity for marketing a small business. But when multimedia was added to the press releases it...
Bing “powered by” results, 69.2 percent of all searches conducted were powered by Google (down from 69.7 percent in February), while 26.1 percent were powered by Bing (up from 25.9 percent) in February.
Forty-five percent of mobile searches were conducted to help make a decision, and that proportion rose to two-thirds when people were in a store. For its "Mobile Search Moments" report, Google and Nielsen asked 426 consumers to log their mobile...
Bing “powered by” results, 69.7 percent of all searches conducted were powered by Google (up from 69.3 percent in January), while 25.9 percent were powered by Bing (up from 25.6 percent) in February. In February 2012, Google’s share of the U.S...
Mobile audiences start to really take shape when we pay attention to the type of content they engage with, applications they frequent, or searches they conduct. A user’s location is an essential component to the mobile experience as 68 percent of...
I also never knew that 17 billion searches were conducted on the web every month in the United States. I also never knew that Google was responsible for close to 70% of all searches. I also thought it was cool that about 17 billion searches were...
Monitor s Day restaurant searches are conducted on mobile phones. This means if you aren't bidding on mobile you're losing out of 62 percent of all traffic out there. We're no longer in 2012, and last year’s tips aren't going to cut it!
There are seven times more searches conducted on Google sites than on all the other search engines combined. Figures from Experian show that in December 2012 Google controlled 88.35 percent of the search market, down from 89.12 percent the month...
In November, Google claimed an unprecedented 67 percent market share of searches conducted at home and work. With 3 percent market share, Ask remained unchanged in December, while AOL’s share of searches grew to 1.8 percent, up from 1.7 percent in...
In China, Baidu is the major player with more than three of every four searches conducted on their engine. In recent years, search market share has remained mostly unchanged – for much of the world, it’s Google followed by every other search engine...
In October, Google smashed its own search engine market share record, accounting for 66.9 percent of all searches conducted in the U.S.comScore reported. In October last year, 15.2 percent of searches went to Yahoo.
Microsoft's Bing service grew the most as it increased market share by 0.72 percent up to 4.71 percent of all searches across the two months. Online searches for Windows 8 increased by 120 percent throughout October showing the increased online...
As many as 47 percent of mobile travel searches result in calls (compared to up to 73 percent of mobile restaurant searchers – where immediacy is more prevalent for reservations, confirming hours and checking availability), according to the Mobile...
And to place something else into perspective, of the 100 billion searches conducted on Google every month, just how many of those are “informational queries” compared to commercially related, or actual “shopping” queries?
While these percentages seem small, Google revealed at SES San Francisco that 3 billion searches are conducted every day on Google, so this latest Panda refresh could potentially affect some 21 million queries.
Google recently released a market analysis stating that 80 percent of mobile searches are conducted in the spur of the moment. Meaning, a significant amount of queries – 34 percent of searches are conducted on “the screen that’s closest,” likely a...
That’s according to new research from GroupM UK and Nielsen, published today by eConsultancy, based on a sample of 1.4 billion searches conducted by 28 million UK citizens in June 2011. Bing’s percentage of successful searches: 76 percent.
From June to July, Google- and Bing-powered organic searches remained unchanged, at 69 percent and 25.6 percent, respectively. Explicit core” searches grew 2 percent – from 17.1 billion in June to 17.7 percent in July.
In June 2012, 1.47 billion searchers conducted 173 billion searches (with year over year increases of 10 percent and 12 percent, respectively), making for 117 searches for every searcher on the planet.
For May, comScore reported Bing-powered searches fell slightly to 25.6 percent, down from 25.9 in April. More than 17.5 billion “explicit core” searches were conducted in May, up from 17.1 billion in April.
