Google Leads Online Search in 2005

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    Source: AxcessNews ...


     
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  2. mihaidamianov

    mihaidamianov Well-Known Member

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    No wonder..
     
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    anusha Active Member

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    Any take on this??
     
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    a9.com....

    "Search results enhanced by Google"
     
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    That's quite a hefty gain. I expect it will keep increasing, with more and more people downloading G Toolbar. I don't even remember the last time I actually visited Google, but I use it for all my searches.
     
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    It's amazing that there are still people who use Yahoo. Why isn't Yahoo 0%???
     
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    Whats wrong with Yahoo?
    If anything, Yahoo is better than google for search IMO.
     
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    I've been getting some suprising SE hits lately as well, such as of course A9 and Dogpile especially.
     
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    I'm actually surprised that it's only 48%. I thought it would have been much more than that, based on the percentage of traffic I get from Google compared to other SEs ....
     
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    Isn't that for US only?
     
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    Who would have thunk it? :rolleyes:
     
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    According to this, the market share for google seems to be much higher and yahoo's much lower. Although I don't know where the data is coming from, it seems more likely to me, especially looking at my search engine referral statistics:

    Links from an Internet Search Engine
    - Google 93
    - Yahoo 4
    - AltaVista 2
    - Netscape 2
     
    AdamSee, Feb 23, 2006 IP