May 3 2010
Posts Tagged ‘Yahoo! Search’
May 1 2008
April 2008 Search Engine Market Share | Net Applications
Google
April: 51.25%
March: 51.70%
Change: -.45
January 2008: 52.14%
Change: -0.89
Yahoo
April: 10.85%
March: 10.73%
Change: +0.12
January 2008: 10.94%
Change: -0.09
MSN
April: 5.57%
March: 4.31%
Change: +1.26
Apr 24 2008
March 2008 Search Engine Market Share | Nielsen // NetRatings
Google
March: 58.7%
February: 58.7%
Change: +0
January 2008: 56.9%
Change: +1.8
Yahoo
March: 18.1%
February:17.6%
Change: +0.5
January 2008: 19.0%
Change: -0.9
Apr 16 2008
March 2008 Search Engine Market Share | ComScore
Google
March: 59.8%
February: 59.2%
Change: +0.6
January 2008: 58.5%
Change: +1.3
Yahoo
March: 21.3%
February: 21.6%
Change: -0.3
January 2008: 22.2%
Change: -0.9
MSN
March: 9.4%
February: 9.6%
Change: -0.2
Apr 2 2008
March 2008 Search Engine Market Share | Net Applications
Google
March: 51.70%
February: 51.64%
Change: +.06
January 2008: 52.14%
Change: -0.44
Yahoo
March: 10.73%
February: 10.95%
Change: -0.22
January 2008: 10.94%
Change: -0.21
Mar 28 2008
February 2008 Search Engine Market Share | Nielsen // NetRatiogs
Google
February: 58.7%
January 2008: 56.9%
Change: +1.8
January 2007: 53.7%
Change: +5.0
Yahoo
February:17.6%
January 2008: 19.0%
Change: -1.4
January 2007: 22.7%
Change: -5.1
Mar 26 2008
February 2008 Search Engine Market Share | ComScore
Google
February: 59.2%
January 2008: 58.5%
Change: +0.7
January 2007: 47.5%
Change: +11.7
Yahoo
February: 21.6%
January 2008: 22.2%
Change: -0.6
January 2007: 28.1%
Change: -6.5
Mar 3 2008
February 2008 Search Engine Market Share | Net Applications
Google
February: 51.64%
January 2008: 52.14%
Change: -0.5
January 2007: 47.74%
Change: +3.90
Yahoo
February: 10.95%
January 2008: 10.94%
Change: +0.01
January 2007: 11.73%
Change: -0.78
Feb 27 2008
How to create a Negative Keyword list
Last week Yahoo posted a blog about how using the negative keywords helps increase relevance. Where they did provide a list of steps, I thought I’d take that a bit further and outline the steps for each of the three major PPC providers.
Google AdWords
Quite often you will want to create a negative keyword list that applies to your entire campaign, rather than creating individual lists for each ad group. Google makes this easy by following these steps:
- Sign in to your AdWords account.
- Click the campaign you wish to edit.
- The number of existing campaign negative keywords will appear beneath the campaign name and daily budget.
- If no campaign negative keywords exist for your campaign, click Add. Otherwise, click edit.
- You may select and enter negative keywords for your campaign in one of two ways:
