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Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Jan 2010 data for Top 10 US Search Providers

Latest data about who is searching what and who is searching where is out....
Checkout the table below for the Top search providers ( Jan 2010) and its the US 
geography considered.

Google has lost one percentage in search compared to the last while Bing is 
gaining.
With this data now innovative search marketers and online marketing companies
can now target the top searched internet properties and design a killer marketing strategy accordingly.

Top 10 Search Providers for January 2010, Ranked by Searches (U.S.)
Rank Provider Searches (000) Share of Searches

All Search 10,272,099 100.0%
1 Google Search 6,805,424 66.3%
2 Yahoo! Search 1,488,476 14.5%
3 MSN/Windows Live/Bing Search 1,116,546 10.9%
4 AOL Search 251,762 2.5%
5 Ask.com Search 194,161 1.9%
6 My Web Search 112,356 1.1%
7 Comcast Search 59,608 0.6%
8 Yellow Pages Search 35,101 0.3%
9 NexTag Search 34,736 0.3%
10 BizRate Search 20,123 0.2%
Source: The Nielsen Company

Thursday, February 26, 2009

Top Mobile Search Keywords : 2008 data

    Yahoo! Top Mobile Searches 2008
  1. MySpace
  2. Facebook
  3. Craigslist
  4. Movies
  5. Weather
  6. Olympics
  7. The Dark Knight
  8. Kim Kardashian
  9. eBay
  10. AIG
    AOL Mobile Search Top Mobile Searches 2008
  1. MySpace
  2. AIM
  3. iPhone
  4. MocoSpace
  5. Facebook
  6. Craigslist
  7. Weather
  8. Free Ringtones
  9. MapQuest
  10. Match.com
    Google Mobile Top Mobile Searches 2008 – Google India
  1. orkut
  2. yahoo
  3. waptrick
  4. gmail
  5. games
  6. katrina kaif
  7. rediffmail
  8. yahoomail
  9. namitha
  10. google

    The Yahoo! and AOL lists have the following four terms in common:
  1. craigslist
  2. facebook
  3. myspace
  4. weather
Source : Brysonmeunier.com

Friday, March 14, 2008

AOL storms into Social Marketing Space with Bebo buy

AOL sent to its competitors on Mar. 13 after it forked over $850 million for California online social network Bebo, the third-largest such site in the U.S. behind Facebook and MySpace.
The acquisition gives AOL's parent company, Time Warner (TWX), access to Bebo's predominantly teen audience, as well as providing a platform to compete against the other social networks in the battle for online advertising revenue.
Web 2.0 offerings such as social networks are growing faster than their better-established online counterparts.
Launched three years ago, Bebo now boast 40 million users worldwide. Its growth is buoyed by its popularity with pre-teens and young teenagers, who have flocked to the site as older Internet users have turned to MySpace and Facebook. According to Nielsen Online, unique visits to Bebo in January topped 7.1 million, a 60% increase from the same period last year.

Read the full story at BusinessWeek

Friday, April 27, 2007

Now AOL is also .IN

Now AOL is also .IN (AOL.in) America Online,internet wing of media giant Time Warner which is world second major online traffic driver,dont want to waste time in captalizing on growth factors with worlds biggest democracy and probably the most promising country India. AOL's newly launched Web portal is now helping in building a brand across the population and for hoping to give a boost to AOL's products and services. Wednesday, Ron Grant, President & COO of AOL, inaugurated the India-specific website from Banglore (India). Services offered are AOL Messenger, free e-mail,News,Cricket,Bollywood,Hollywood,International Music and ringtones.

Whats the good news for SEO?
Well nothing in direct, but keep your fingers crossed. A lot more to do with online advertisements via browsers, mobiles, podcasting, affiliate marketing, viral marketing ........


Welcome to India AOL !!