Comments on: September Search Market Share: Query Volume Leaps on Back-to-School and Economic Concerns, Google Leads Growth

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By: And/or

And/or — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 13:25:03 +0000

The numbers look reasonable for USA but for Israel we need to take a few more search engines that gets lots of traffic.

the numbers will stay high or will be higher only if Google continue with their big afford for relevancy and targeted search results.

Again we can see how bad is for Yahoo when decided not to take Microsoft offer.

By: k. Osle

k. Osle — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 15:38:37 +0000

Well Ling, you might be right about doing some search first. However, as far as I know, Google has always been on top no matter what. So, why the search? Compete’s numbers are accurate–whether they come due to the elections or not. In fact, aren’t those numbers worldwide user’s statistics? I don’t think Nicaraguans, or Nigerians, or Belgians, or Chileans, or Croatians are Google-ing to know Obama’s past, etc. Perhaps they are to some degree.

Moreover, I would like to know what the error gap of Compete.com, if any, is.

k. Osle

By: Ling

Ling — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 14:29:22 +0000

Wouldn’t the elections also factor in as a cause for a surge in queries? Everyday there’s so much of an information overload, its impossible to say what’s the truth is about the daily tit-for-tat without doing some search for it.

By: k. Osle

k. Osle — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 00:01:22 +0000

I just can’t believe how powerful and/or stoppable Google can be. The started first, and they have also keep up with what they do best. Being first in a race doesn’t guarantee you anything; however, the famous search engine knew what was coming on worked hard to deliver quality search queries and tools to make our lives easy. “Live” is only up there because of Microsoft; it is a somewhat obliged service that, if you don’t think outside the Microsoft box, you will use forever. And forever means passing the great opportunities that Google has for all of us! Ask and the other guys are just way behind the race. However, they don’t have the monopoly “Minisoft” has–makes them a little better for me.

Google rules and I couldn’t be happier. GREAT post! :-)

k. Osle