Thursday, September 2, 2010, 04:20 PM
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Google still holds the crown as the king of the online search engines.Posted by Administrator
According to data recently published by a renowned Internet data tracking firm, Google continued to lead the United States core web search rankings in the month of July.
According to the report, Internet users in the United States conducted approximately 16.6 billion total queries in July, which was a 1% increase from the previous month and Google sites led the charge with 10.3 billion searches. Google was followed by Yahoo! sites with 3.4 billion searches and Microsoft’s search engine newcomer, Bing, had a total of 2.1 billion searches.
All the hype about Yahoo and Bing is not unwarranted, however. Yahoo! sites experienced a 1.2% growth in core searches, with 20.1% of total core search share compared to 18.9% in the previous month. Microsoft sites’ share of the total core searches, on the other hand, fell to 12.6% in July from 12.7% in June, but both Yahoo and Microsoft’s Bing maintained their number two and three positions, respectively.
For those of us in the industry that count on Google’s dominance, the new report is a major relief. However, he notes that Bing has made good progress since its implementation, but is still no match for Google.
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