According to the com Score analysis of online search in USA, Yahoo! gained almost a percentage point on Google this April. Despite this, Google still is dominating over the entire market with a high percentage of 64.4 market share of the web search market.
On the other hand Microsoft has gained slightly with it’s market share growing from 11.7% in March to 11.8% in April. It seems the introduction of the new site navigation in both Yahoo! and Microsoft sites have trigger the gain. The features provide user search results as they navigate through the topical content.
According to the online metrics researcher, in April the Americans conducted 15.5 billion core searches and about 10 billion has been accounted by Google. Yahoo users carried out 2.7 billion searches and Microsoft searchers carried out 1.8 billion searches.
In the survey, results for searchers that are made by online companies whose business depends on the search technology. eBay scored 6.4 million searches but it is down 4% from searches in March. Facebook made 6.24 million searches with a drop of 4% from March while My Space had a total drop of 25% from March to April.
On the other hand Microsoft has gained slightly with it’s market share growing from 11.7% in March to 11.8% in April. It seems the introduction of the new site navigation in both Yahoo! and Microsoft sites have trigger the gain. The features provide user search results as they navigate through the topical content.
According to the online metrics researcher, in April the Americans conducted 15.5 billion core searches and about 10 billion has been accounted by Google. Yahoo users carried out 2.7 billion searches and Microsoft searchers carried out 1.8 billion searches.
In the survey, results for searchers that are made by online companies whose business depends on the search technology. eBay scored 6.4 million searches but it is down 4% from searches in March. Facebook made 6.24 million searches with a drop of 4% from March while My Space had a total drop of 25% from March to April.
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