Live Search Market Share Holds Steady As Yahoo Implodes
Compete’s latest search engine market share numbers are out, and, as usual, Google is a winner, Microsoft’s Live Search, Ask and AOL hold steady, and Yahoo is bleeding out. Yahoo’s market share fell another third of a percentage point, now down six full points, or over 25%, in the last year. Google went up over half a point, pulling almost seven percent higher on the year.
Most interesting are the marks for search volume. The number of searches on all the major search engines are way, way up from last year; all, except Yahoo:
Percentage gain | |
51% | |
Ask.com | 49.4% |
AOL | 46.7% |
Live Search | 32.7% |
Yahoo | 0.3% |
Yeah, Yahoo doesn’t need anybody’s help.
[…] Recent Compete market share numbers show that while all four of Yahoo’s competitors increased their volume of search queries over 30% in the last year (with Google up 51%), Yahoo’s volume was up a practically non-existant 0.3%. Even if Yahoo’s users are more satisfied, Yahoo is failing to attract new users, or at least convince existing ones to search more. Happy customers are nice, but apparently no one is spreading the word. […]
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