Google
April: 64.0%
March: 64.2%
Change: -0.2
January 2009: 62.8%
Change: +1.2
Yahoo
April: 16.3%
March: 15.8%
Change: +0.5
January 2009: 16.2%
Change: +0.1
MSN
April: 9.9%
March: 10.3%
Change: -0.4
January 2009: 11.2%
Change: -1.3
ASK
April: 2.1%
March: 2.1%
Change: 0.0
January 2009: 1.9%
Change: +0.2
AOL
April: 3.7%
March: 3.7%
Change: 0.0
January 2009: 4.0%
Change: -0.3
Data scoring techniques tend to change over time making past data inaccurate. As always, information here is for entertainment purposes only.
Source: Nielsen Online
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Google is simply leading and it’s performance is simply superb it’s search engine is great….
Thanks for the post. I can say you made a great work. Google is the first, it doesnt surprise. He is in this position for a long timw already. the rotation is quite big. Yahoo never can catch up google, I think.
What about the amazing up and comer Bing…
Just joking, those are interesting stats. I don’t foresee Google getting taken over any time – they are so innovative…
Hopefully in the next couple of weeks. Our server has been down and we lack access to many of our documents. Should be fixed soon!
When is the May 2009 chart going to be posted?
Thanks, I’ll look for it in a couple of weeks. The trending chart is really helpful which is why I look for you to post it every month.
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With Yahoo tapping into Bing for it’s search results, are we going to see these numbers reported in a different way, such as combining Yahoo and MSN? Thanks!
We are over a year away from that actually happening. But once it does, I’m sure the reports will be altered.