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Google
September: 57.0%
August: 56.5%
Change: +0.5

January 2007: 47.5%
Change: +9.5

Yahoo
September: 23.7%
August: 23.3%
Change: +0.4

January 2007: 28.1%
Change: -4.4

MSN
September: 10.3%
August: 11.3%
Change: -1.0

January 2007: 10.6%
Change: -0.3

ASK
September: 4.7%
August: 4.5%
Change: +0.2

January 2007: 5.2%
Change: -0.5

AOL
September: 4.3%
August: 4.5%
Change: -0.2

January 2007: 5.0%
Change: -0.7

Source: comScore

Google
August: 56.5%
July: 55.2%
Change: +1.3

January 2007: 47.5%
Change: +9.0

Yahoo
August: 23.3%
July: 23.5%
Change: -0.2

January 2007: 28.1%
Change: -4.8

MSN
August: 11.3%
July: 12.3%
Change: -1.0

January 2007: 10.6%
Change: +0.7

ASK
August: 4.5%
July: 4.7%
Change: -0.2

January 2007: 5.2%
Change: -0.7

AOL
August: 4.5%
July: 4.4%
Change: +0.1

January 2007: 5.0%
Change: -0.5

Source: comScore

Google
July: 55.2%
June: 49.5%
Change: +5.7

January 2007: 47.5%
Change: +7.7

Yahoo
July: 23.5%
June: 25.1%
Change: -1.6

January 2007: 28.1%
Change: -4.6

MSN
July: 12.3%
June: 13.2%
Change: -0.9

January 2007: 10.6%
Change: +1.7

ASK
July: 4.7%
June: 5.0%
Change: -0.3

January 2007: 5.2%
Change: -0.5

AOL
July: 4.4%
June: 4.2%
Change: +0.2

January 2007: 5.0%
Change: -0.6

Source: comScore

My first experience with SES has brought about anxiousness and excitement. Since I’m rather new into the SEO world, hearing from the experts about SEO has been quite exciting. In my day one experience I attended four sessions.

The Search Landscape

This was my first session for the day, bright and early at 9 in the morning. This session had speakers from competing traffic analysis sites giving information about the current search landscape. Topics covered included the market share of each engine (no surprise Google is getting bigger), what areas of search are growing, and how to use analysis for your own site. This session had a few interesting points. According to HitWise, Yahoo! has gained nearly 17.2% in its number of searches over the past year. In addition, the top four engine represent nearly 98.5% of all searches. According to comScore, searches on MySpace outweigh that of AOL and Ask.

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Google
June: 49.5%
May: 50.7%
Change: -1.2

January 2007: 47.5%
Change: +2.0

Yahoo
June: 25.1%
May: 26.4%
Change: -1.3

January 2007: 28.1%
Change: -3.0

MSN
June: 13.2%
May: 10.3%
Change: +2.9

January 2007: 10.6%
Change: +2.6

ASK
June: 5.0%
May: 5.0%
Change: +0.0

January 2007: 5.2%
Change: -0.2

AOL
June: 4.2%
May: 4.6%
Change: -0.4

January 2007: 5.0%
Change: -0.8

Source: comScore

Google
May: 50.7%
April: 49.7%
Change: +1.0

January 2007: 47.5%
Change: +3.20

Yahoo
May: 26.4%
April: 26.8%
Change: -0.4

January 2007: 28.1%
Change: -1.7

MSN
May: 10.3%
April: 10.3%
Change: +0.0

January 2007: 10.6%
Change: -0.3

ASK
May: 5.0%
April: 5.1%
Change: -0.1

January 2007: 5.2%
Change: -0.2

AOL
May: 4.6%
April: 5.0%
Change: -0.4

January 2007: 5.0%
Change: -0.4

Source: comScore