More Search Market Share Stats - Nielsen//NetRatings

Jun 22, 2007 - 7:32 am 0 by
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I typically like to wait for Danny Sullivan to do his large chart, plotting all the various metrics companies against each other.

But Nielsen//NetRatings released (PDF) a report with new share figures. Here they are:

In the number one slot, as normal, is Google Search with a growth in search queries year-over-year of 44.9% and a search market share of 56.3% ending in June 2007. Yahoo! Search follows with a growth in search queries year-over-year of 18.6% and a search market share of 21.5% ending in June 2007. MSN/Windows Live Search follows with a growth in search queries year-over-year of only 0.8% and a search market share of 8.4% ending in June 2007. AOL Search came in fourth with a growth in search queries year-over-year of 5.1% and a search market share of 5.3% ending in June 2007. In fifth is Ask.com with a decline in search queries year-over-year of -2.8% and a search market share of 2.0% ending in June 2007.

Again, this is just one data company, I always look forward to Danny plotting them all over several months and years - so you get true perspective.

Forum discussion at WebmasterWorld.

 

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