Google
August: 52.14%
July: 51.93%
Change: +0.21
January 2008: 52.14%
Change: +0.00
Yahoo
August: 10.05%
July: 10.58%
Change: -0.53
January 2008: 10.94%
Change: -0.89
MSN
August: 4.81%
July: 5.01%
Change: -0.20
January 2008: 5.78%
Change: -0.97
AOL
August: 1.96%
July: 2.16%
Change: -0.20
January 2008: 1.86%
Change: +0.10
ASK
August: 0.87%
July: 0.92%
Change: -0.05
January 2008: 1.09%
Change: -0.22
Data scoring techniques tend to change over time making past data inaccurate. As always, information here is for entertainment purposes only.
Source: Net Applications
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Just came across your blog. Nice post. I was under the impression that Google owned anywhere from 65-70% of the search market.
I just added your blog to my reader…looking forward to being apart of your community…I’m in to SEO and SEM.
-John
There are several services that monitor the engines and some of them put Google in the 60% range. But if you compare traffic numbers by search engine then I think that Google is does provide somewhere close to 70% for most sites.