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Interesting Search Engine Market Stats


The search engine market is dominated by the big 6 - Google, Yahoo!, MSN, AOL, Ask Jeeves, and InfoSpace - commanding 99.4% of the overall search market up from 98.5% in July 2004. The big 3 are: Google 36.5%, Yahoo 30.5%, and MSN 15.5%. So it'll serve you well to

I emailed the affiliate program manager of the cam…


I emailed the affiliate program manager of the campaign I described yesterday. It turns out that I had already made some sales but they haven't been posted on the stats page yet. So the moral of the story is that you shouldn't hesitate to get in touch with the affiliate

Interesting Projections for Search Marketing


According to this article in iMediaConnection citing reports by eMarketer. It's interesting to note that the projections still place Google ahead in market share even though MSN spent more on R&D in 2005. However, looking at the increase in R&D spending from 2005 to 2006, it looks like Google

Yahoo vs. Google


As seen in a news article posted on SeattlePi: "We don't think it's reasonable to assume we're going to gain a lot of share from Google," Chief Financial Officer Susan Decker said in an interview. "It's not our goal to be No. 1 in Internet search. We would be very happy

Forbes Article Mentions Traffic Arbitrage?


Forbes has a story today covering Google and people who publish websites and use AdSense. Here's a quote from the article which is an interesting read. The smaller and faster they are, it seems, the better giant Google likes them. Already, the search engine has spawned