Bill Hartzer

NOVEMBER 15, 2013

Every month at about this time, I try to post the search engine market share, the search engine rankings, for the previous month as reported by comScore. Microsoft own sites, including Bing.com, took some more market share from Google, and now has 18.1 percent of searches were performed on sites owned by Microsoft.

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Bill Hartzer

MAY 16, 2013

Every month about this time comScore releases the search engine rankings data, and I try to remember report it here. In April 2013, Google’s web sites were still on top of the search market in the United States. In April 2013, Google’s web sites were still on top of the search market in the United States.

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Bill Hartzer

JANUARY 17, 2014

Every month about this time, comScore releases their data for the search engine market share for the previous month. 6 percent during December 2013. percent, Microsoft (Bing) went up.1 The current market share (as of December 2013) is as follows: Google – 67.3%. Microsoft – 18.2%. 1 percent to 18.2

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Bill Hartzer

DECEMBER 13, 2013

comScore has released its monthly search engine rankings, the numbers that detail the search engine market share. percent of the market share for searches, followed by Microsoft (Bing) with 18.1 searches were conducted in November 2013, with Google’s websites ranking first with 12.1 Microsoft had 3.3

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Bill Hartzer

FEBRUARY 19, 2014

Every month about this time comScore releases its search engine market share data for the previous month. Microsoft had 18.3 Microsoft was second, with 3.6 Ask Network had 477 million search queries performed, which was up 5 percent over the previous period (December 2013). percent the market share. percent, and Yahoo!

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Writtent Blog

JULY 10, 2013

Mark Donovan, SVP of Marketing at ComScore recently stated “this pronounced shift in consumer behavior is simply too large for [companies] to ignore.” Image credit: Watchakarun/freedigitalphotos.net. billion mobile subscribers worldwide, and this figure will reach 7 billion by the end of 2013. Source: Microsoft ).

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