Search Engine Market share report: Bing overtakes Yahoo

　　

According to comscore in a January 2012 report, Bing's current market share in the United States has officially overtaken Yahoo, the veteran search engine in December 2011, to become the second-most search engine market share. Bing, which was launched in June 2009, had a market share of just 8.4% and now has a market share of 15.1%.

Yahoo's market share has fallen to third place as one of the most historical search engines. Google still occupies 65.9% of the absolute power of the market share of the search engine market share of the first.

The following is a report by comscore Network data survey company in December 2011 on the market share of search engines:

Google's market share rose to 65.9% (65.4% in November);

Bing's market share rose to 15.1% (15% in November);

Yahoo's market share fell to 14.5% (15.1% in November);

Ask to keep the market occupancy rate at 2.9%;

AOL maintains a market share of 1.6% per cent;

In December, the definitive core search was over 18.2 billion times. 2% higher than in November. Google accounted for 12 billion times, Bing 2.7 billion times, followed by Yahoo 2.6 billion times.

In December last year, 68.1% of the organic search results were provided by Google, and about 26.5% of the search results were provided by Bing. This article by the Century Village affairs public http://cunwu.cuncun8.com Tidy Edit, reprint please keep the source.