Ranking the Search Engines

8 years ago

People complain about search engine and search engine traffic but they are still the only type of sites that exist entirely to send their traffic to other sites on the web.

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Lucian Lada

8 years ago

So these are monthly unique visitor figures, but I'm assuming some search engines get visited by the same visitor more than others, which would be the real figures to look at.

In other words, all other things being equal, if people return to Wow twice as much than to Aol Search, trying to appease the Gods of Wow for SE benefits would be a wiser move for an IMer trying to obtain free traffic.

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irawr

Banned 8 years ago

Originally Posted by Steve B

I wish the mods would stop moving my posts to sections where they don't belong! It has happened now many times.

I posted this in the main forum to get some discussion going about unique traffic to the search engines. The mods moved it here to the "Search Engine Optimization" section.

They obviously didn't read my post . . . as it clearly has absolutely nothing to do with search engine optimization.

Can you tell I'm really frustrated when newly hired mods that know nothing about Internet Marketing jump in and mess things up? It's hurting this forum.

Steve

They did it to me as well and the thread totally died.

It's getting kind of bad on here man. Mods don't really know what's going on and the flood of spammers.

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arismoreno

8 years ago

In my experience, it doesn't really matter where do you get traffic from as long as the desired results are achieved.

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DABK 8 years ago

Uh... that's in everyone's experience.

Originally Posted by arismoreno

In my experience, it doesn't really matter where do you get traffic from as long as the desired results are achieved.
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- paulgl 8 years ago
  
  The list is crazy...
  
  bing and google overlap in a lot of them.
  
  some are not search engines.
  
  some are owned by the same company.
  
  I miss excite...the good old days!
  
  You forgot baidu, yandex, which far outdo 80%+ of the list.
  
  And contenko? That is a one and done search engine.
  One time using it, you're done!
  
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  nettiapina 8 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by paulgl
  
  You forgot baidu, yandex, which far outdo 80%+ of the list.
  
  These are US stats as OP says in the bottom of the list.
  
  You're right about the overlap. Bing powers both Yahoo and AOL/Wow. I believe Ask.com is not an independent search engine either, although their results are the weirdest pile of garbage I've seen for ages. Webcrawler's idea is to provide results from the major search engines.
  
  In a nutshell there's two search providers that matter on the US market.
  
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tc888

8 years ago

I can honestly say I have never heard of the "DuckDuckGo" search engine, nor have I had a single referral from that search engine.

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8 years ago

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8 years ago

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DABK

8 years ago

So, how does Google have 70+% of the market?

Originally Posted by Steve B

Would it be helpful to your online marketing to know which search engines get the most unique monthly traffic?

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Most Popular Search Engines, Feb. 2016
Search Engine Rank - Estimated Unique Monthly Visitors

1. Google - 1,100,000,000

2. Bing - 350,000,000

3. Yahoo! - 300,000,000

4. Ask - 245,000,000

5. Aol Search - 125,000,000

6. Wow - 100,000,000

7. WebCrawler - 65,000,000

8. MyWebSearch - 60,000,000

9. Infospace - 24,000,000

10. Info - 13,500,000

11. DuckDuckGo - 13,000,000

12. Contenko - 11,000,000

13. Dogpile - 10,500,000

14. Alhea - 7,500,000

15. ixQuick - 4,000,000

Source: Derived from a continually updated average of each website's Alexa Global Traffic Rank, and U.S. Traffic Rank from both Compete and Quantcast. | eBizMBA

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Mike Anthony 8 years ago

Originally Posted by DABK

So, how does Google have 70+% of the market?

Probably overlap. People search at those and then go search on google.
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- MikeFriedman 8 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by DABK
  
  So, how does Google have 70+% of the market?
  
  Originally Posted by Mike Anthony
  
  Probably overlap. People search at those and then go search on google.
  
  There is also this...
  
  Source: Derived from a continually updated average of each website's Alexa Global Traffic Rank, and U.S. Traffic Rank from both Compete and Quantcast. | eBizMBA
  
  Alexa is involved so how accurate can it be?
  
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  DABK 8 years ago
  
  Mike and Mike: Precisely!
  
  The longer I exist, the more inclined I am to not trust things of this kind. And I shall continue to do so till I create one of my own. That one, will, of course, be 100% reliable.
  
  What do those numbers tell you when you don't know if a person used Bing, then went to Google 5 times or vice versa?
  
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irawr Banned 8 years ago

Originally Posted by DABK

So, how does Google have 70+% of the market?

People typing "google" into those other engines.
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nettiapina 8 years ago

Originally Posted by Ghazala

A web search engine is a software system that is designed to search for information on the World Wide Web.

Yes, we all know Wikipedia. See my sig on why your nofollow link spamming is a pointless exercise.
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paladinseo

8 years ago

There are 2 search engines, google and bing, the rest are used by people who have no clue of the internet, mostly old people, oh and u forgot the second biggest search engine , which aint bing but youtube,

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