Google Tops US Web Search Again
Google Search was the leading US web search provider in January 2010, according to The Nielsen Company.
Google Search accounted for 66.3% of 10.27 billion total US web searches last month, or 6.8 billion. Yahoo Search came in second with a 14.5% search share, or 1.49 billion searches. MSN/Windows Live/Bing came [...]
Worldwide Online Search Market Grows 46%
The total worldwide online search market grew 46% in December 2009 compared to December 2008, according to the latest qSearch data from digital research firm comScore, Inc.
US, China Lead in Total Number of Searches
During December 2009, Internet users conducted 131.3 billion online searches, compared to 89.7 billion online searches in December 2008. The [...]
December US Web Stats Show Google Still on Top
The average US web user visited 83 domains, had 51 internet sessions, surfed 2,614 pages and spent an average of 56 seconds per page in December 2009, according to data from The Nielsen Company.
The habits of American internet users have remained essentially the same since September 2009, the last month for which Nielsen reported [...]
What Do Social Followers Want
Brand marketers want consumers to follow them to build buzz and engagement, but social media users often desire something in return. What they’ve come to expect is a good deal, but many consumers—including the most active users of social sites—are also interested in deeper engagement.
A December 2009 MarketingSherpa survey indicated that learning about specials and [...]
Online Social Networks Change HR Recruiting Game
As hiring demands at US companies increase, many budget-constrained HR professionals and recruiting teams are turning to online social networks and social media platforms to reach potential job candidates in more cost-effective and efficient ways than they have in the past, according to a recent survey and report from corporate staffing consulting firm JCSI.
Recruiters [...]
