- July 31, 2007
- 0 comments
As 2007 is now half over, it seems a good time to compare the performance of the Big Three search engines year-to-date. The punch line: Google reigns dominant, providing the lion’s share of clicks, and Google clicks convert well. Microsoft offers strongly converting clicks at a lower-than-expected cost—good efficiency, but sadly almost no volume. Yahoo commands 22% of ad spend, but lags in click quality.
Full post and graphs comparing the Big Three engines YTD over at Search Engine Land.
If you like this post, consider subscribing to our RSS feed. You can also have new posts sent to you via email.
Similar Posts
- May 08 Paid Search Share Steady, Google At 81%
- Talking Click Quality With Danny Sullivan
- A Modest Proposal: Itemized Clicks for PPC Advertising
- June 2008 Google, Yahoo, Microsoft Paid Search Market Share
- Yahoo’s Panama: Early Results Suggest Ad Spend Share Gains From Google (Small, Though)
Trackback
http://www.rimmkaufman.com/rkgblog/2007/07/31/2007-search-report-card/trackback/No Comments Yet
Your comment will be first!


Your Comment