The third quarter results it reported yesterday were so-so but the Internet giant's revenue, operating income and earnings per share all exceeded analysts' consensus. The company reported revenues of $1.1 billion for the three months ending June 30...
Google, which for the first time topped $9 billion in revenue in Q2, once again set another company record as it delivered a strong third quarter with $9.72 billion in revenue, a 33 percent increase over the $7.29 billion reported in Q3 2010.
In mid-September, we reported that Microsoft, Yahoo and AOL plan to pool their Class 2 display ads – the ones they can’t get rid of – to up the inventory of each property. Q3 paid search spend reports from Covario, Rimm-Kaufman Group and Efficient...
With lower than expected earnings in Q1, growing concerns about increased spending, and a 14 percent decline in Google’s stock price since Larry Page was appointed CEO, Google today reported $9.03 billion in Q2 2011 revenue – a new record for...
Here's a recap of this week's columns and news stories for the week of Jan.to 29, as reported by Search Engine Watch, as well as search news and tips from around the web. Speculation that Eric Schmidt was forced out as chief executive officer in...
ComScore retorted that they only reported explicit core search data, of which, in the case of Instant they only counted searches that led to explicit actions. Bing now powers Yahoo search results and the transition of the paid search program, from...
Here's a roundup of this week's columns and news stories for the week of Oct.to 22, as reported by Search Engine Watch, as well as search news and tips from around the web. Click Forensics reported that the overall industry average click fraud rate...
Click Forensics reported yesterday that the overall industry average click fraud rate rose to 22.3 percent, up from 18.6 percent in Q2 2010. The reported click fraud rate for Q3 2009 was 14.1 percent.
But today's earnings even topped analysts estimates by a wide margin, as Google reported revenues of $7.29 billion, an increase of 23 percent compared to Q3 2009. Google was expected to report big third quarter profits, and they delivered.
The strong upward trend is consistent with what had been reported before on year-on-year growth rates, the study says, citing a 91% increase year over year in the first quarter and a 111% boost in the fourth quarter of 2009 (compared to Q4 2008).
We've reported a lot on Google recently and you can draw your own conclusions and figure out how it has and will fare. And finally, the various reports that seem promising and need be factored into any analysis of Google's future performance...
