Changing Economics of Google AdWords

WordStream Releases Comprehensive Analysis of Google AdWords Money-Making Machine:

  • Google makes over $100 million per day via AdWords search and display advertising, resulting in total advertising revenues of $10.8 billion in Q3.
  • Google search ads had 5.5 billion impressions per day in Q3. The Google Display Network had 25.6 billion impressions per day.
  • Average click-through rate in Q3 on Google search was 3.5 percent, resulting in over 192 million clicks per day. CTR on the Display Network was 0.18 percent, resulting in 45.8 million clicks or calls per day. These figures are down -12.4 percent for Google Search and up +13.8 percent for the Display Network from last quarter.
  • In Q3, the average cost per click on Google search was $0.53. On the Display Network, it was $0. 35. This represents a decline in CPC on both networks (-16.5 percent for Google Search, and -18.2 percent for the Google Display Network).
  • The average conversion rate in Q3 2012 was 5.63 percent on Google Search (10.8 million conversions per day) and 4.78 percent on the Google Display Network (2.2 million conversions per day).

Google Stats: How Google Makes $100 Million Every Day With Search Advertising

© WordStream, provider of a AdWords Audit Tool for Paid Search.

The Global Search Engine Market in the First Quarter of 2011

Anyone engaged in online marketing should keep an eye on the most important search engines as regards SEO and SEM. In quarter 1 of 2001 nothing has changed. In comparison to Google all other search engines are insignificant.

Google Global is the undisputed top search engine in the world with a market share of 84.64 %. It is followed by Yahoo Global with 5.15 %, Baidu with 4.30 % and Microsoft’s Bing with 3.91 %.
Original innovators, such as Excite, Lycos and AltaVista remain insignificant.
The one exception is the Chinese market where Google has been banned due to political pressure and Baidu can continue to increase its dominance in the market.

Facebook Analytics for Marketing

Facebook offers a series of analysis opportunities that deliver page impressions (PI), data concerning commentary and even click-through rates (CTR) for Like Buttons. This way tangible records for success or failure in social network marketing can finally be integrated into the marketing report. The attached screenshot shows a Facebook analysis for the first few days of TSC Consult’s website according to activity, distribution and referred traffic.

 

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