88.05%
88.05% of global mobile search traffic came from Google in the first 8 months of 2019. Up to 6.57% in 2018
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0.86%
Bing in 2019 accounted for 0.86 percent of global desktop traffic.
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1.25%
1.25% of the global search traffic on the desktop came in 2019 from Yahoo.
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8.82%
Baidu accounted for 8.82 percent of the world's search engine.
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0.20%
DukDuckGo in 2019 accounted for 0.20% of global desktop search traffic.
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20.6% organic
google had 20.6% organic search in 2020
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14.1% paid
14.1% google paid in 2020
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51.3%
Mobile and tablet devices are used by 51.3 percent of internet users, while desktops are used by 48.7%.
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79%
Before making a purchase, 79% of customers did something comparable on their mobile.
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70.38%
Google continues to dominate search engine use in 2020
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900%
From 2013 to 2017, there was a 900 percent rise in searches for "near me tonight/today" (for example, "concerts near me today").
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150%
Over the last two years, there has been a 150 percent rise in local searches without local qualifiers (e.g. "close me," ZIP codes, or towns).
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20X
On smartphones and desktops, SEO has about 20 times the traffic capacity of PPC.
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1 IN 3
One out of every three smartphone searches is linked to location.
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80%
Mobile devices accounted for 80% of search activity in “near me” keywords in the fourth quarter of 2014.
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18%
According to Google results, 18% of local mobile searches culminated in a transaction within one day.
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54%
54% of mobile users have looked for office hours, and 53% have looked for directions to a nearby supermarket..
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80%
80% of customers want advertisements that are personalized to their area, postcode, and/or immediate surroundings.
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Bing LoL
In 2019 Bing controls 36% of the US desktop search market. Wait … what?
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1.3X
In the last year, smartphone queries for "where to buy/find/get" rose by 1.3 million.
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76%
Within a day, 76% of people who use their mobile to look for anything nearby visit a shop. In comparison, 28% of all searches end in a buy.
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30%
A location is correlated with 30% of smartphone queries.
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80%
Consumers use search engines to locate local knowledge in 80% of instances.
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DOUBLE
In the last year, smartphone queries for "markets open now" and "food open now" have more than doubled.
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82%
The efficacy of SEO is growing, according to 82 percent of marketers polled. According to 42% of those surveyed, efficacy has greatly changed.
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61%
Improved SEO and organic efficiency is the biggest inbound marketing target, according to 61 percent of marketers polled.
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62%
By 2020, marketers in the United Kingdom are projected to invest 62 percent of their ad expenditure digitally.
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$119 billion
By 2021, CMOs will spend nearly $119 billion on search marketing
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2nd largest
The second-largest search engine by market share in the US
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Privacy
Bing vs Google privacy debate into two segments
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Search Engines
Google vs. DuckDuckGo vs. Bing.
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$5000
Small companies in the United States spend less than $5000 a month on average in an SEO agency.
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DDG vs G
Which search engine is better at finding the information you want, fast?
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45%
According to 45 percent of firms, content marketing is closely connected to their SEO approach.
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75.27%
In the first eight months of 2019, Google accounted for 75.27 percent of worldwide desktop search traffic.
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DDG vs bing
DuckDuckGo vs Bing, the Slant community recommends DuckDuckGo
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70%
Seventy percent of Google searches are four terms or more.
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DDG vs Brave
DuckDuckGo vs Brave, the Slant community recommends Brave
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1890
The cumulative word count of a website that ranks first on Google is 1890 words.
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Brave vs Firefox
Brave vs Mozilla Firefox, the Slant community recommends Brave
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91.5%
The websites that rank on the first page earn 91.5 percent of all organic traffic.
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Brave vs Chrome
Brave vs Google Chrome, the Slant community recommends Brave.
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Chromium vs Chrome
Google Chrome vs Chromium, the Slant community recommends Chromium
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$73 BILLION
At the end of 2018, smartphone search was projected to produce 73 billion phone calls.
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Chrome vs Firefox
Google Chrome vs Mozilla Firefox, the Slant community recommends.
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15%
15 percent of active US site users conducted at least one quest every day, 45 percent conducted at least one per week, and 68 percent conducted at least one per month.
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39%
The search in question affects nearly 39 percent of the transactions.
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3 WORDS
In a standard search query, a searcher would use three words on average.
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8%
Approximately 8% of searches are in the context of a question.
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8%
In 8% of Google searches, the searcher updates their question without ever pressing a single result.
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21%
In Google's results, 21% of searches result in multiple clicks.
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8%
8% of Google searches result in "pogo-sticking" (i.e. the searcher clicking a result, bouncing back to the search results and clicking on another listing).
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130 TRILLION
In 2016, Google had a total of 130 trillion webpages in its database.
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2 TRILLION
Every year, Google processes an estimated 2 trillion searches.
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63,000
Google currently processes approximately 63,000 searches per second.
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3.8 MILLION
Google currently processes approximately 3.8 million searches per minute.
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228 MILLION
Google currently processes around 228 million searches per hour.
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1 BILLION+
Every month, over one billion people use Google search.
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40-60 BILLION
Each month, Google receives between 40 and 60 billion searches in the United States.
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1,600
In 2016, Google introduced over 1,600 new features and changes to its search engine.
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81.12%
Google currently controls 81.12% of the total search engine market.
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15%
15 percent of daily Google searches are for the first time.
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<1 MIN
A Google search session takes under a minute all-in (from the initial search to the loading and selection of results, including any back button clicks and pogo-sticking to new results).
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66%
Sixty-six percent of unique searches resulted in one or more clicks on a result, while only 34% resulted in no clicks at all.
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3.4%
Only 3.4 percent of unique searches resulted in a paid AdWords result being clicked.
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0.9%
A Google Maps click occurs in 0.9 percent of Google.com searches.
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0.5%
Knowledge Graph links receive about 0.5 percent of Google clicks.
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3%
Image blocks account for 3% of all clicks on Google search results.
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0.23%
Twitter block results receive about 0.23 percent of Google search clicks.
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1.8%
1.8 percent of Google search clicks go to YouTube results.
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0.16%
Personalized Gmail/Google Mail results received 0.16 percent of Google search result clicks.
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0.55%
Google Shopping results receive 0.55 percent of all clicks from Google search results.
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11.8%
YouTube, Google Maps, Gmail, Google Books, Google Play Store, and other Google properties account for 11.8 percent of clicks from different Google searches.
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75%
Only 75% of total search volume is accounted for by the top 100 million keywords.
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40.9%
On mobile phones, In Google searches, 40.9 percent result in an organic click, 2% in a paid click, and 57.1 percent in no clicks at all.
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62.2%
On desktop computers Organic clicks account for 62.2 percent of Google searches, 2.8 percent for paid clicks, and 35 percent for no clicks at all.
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0.55%
Google Shopping results receive 0.55 percent of all clicks from Google search results.
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