The most expensive buttons on the Google homepage: $0.11 billion

Although only about 1% of users use "good luck" for search, according to Google's estimation, the loss of 1% will bring about 0.1 billion US dollars to Google's annual total advertising revenue-"good luck" has become the most expensive button on Google's homepage.

Google Marisa Mayer, the first beauty manager, recently disclosed that Search Users "Feel lucky", Google's annual loss Advertisement Revenue of up to 0.1 billion million USD .

"I'm feeling lucky "( Google Is "good luck") is the most prominent two in the Google homepage search box Buttons One (the other is "Search"). If a user selects to press this button in the search, it will be taken directly to the search result that Google considers "most accurate, Save Your search time.

However, this small feature directly reduces revenue for Google-users will not be able to see ads next to the search sequence, and thus click to bring revenue to Google.

Although only about 1% of users use "good luck" for search, according to Google's estimation, the loss of 1% will bring about 0.1 billion US dollars to Google's annual total advertising revenue-"good luck" has become the most expensive button on Google's homepage.