It will be interesting to know from which search engine the highest number of queries come to your website. In our case, it is Yahoo that brings slightly over 50% of the traffic followed by Google and Bing.
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It will be interesting to know from which search engine the highest number of queries come to your website. In our case, it is Yahoo that brings slightly over 50% of the traffic followed by Google and Bing.
Diffidently google for me.
One month Google next month Bing. TV ads seem to work fairly well, have seen an increase in direct URL reference.
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Google gives me as much traffic as all the others do in the entire month. I used to have luck with Yahoo a few years ago, but they are now a distant second.
Google gives 90% of my traffic
I'm surprised yahoo does so well for you guys.. Nandakishore are you targeting yahoo in some special way? up until now I've been more focussed on google so I haven't tried to go after yahoo specifically. I remember a long time ago (in another industry) when yahoo and Google were doing PPC I was getting much better conversions on yahoo traffic compared to Google PPC. I wonder if it's the same with organic traffic. Unfortunetely I don't have the metrics to tell on my end.
Anyway, here's my overall stats:
Google 85%
Yahoo 10% (slightly less)
Bing 2-3 %
All others 1-2%
Vrindavan (31 May 2010)
Google for me, across all of my sites including those which are not in the gambling sector. Although I am looking to increase the exposure and thus clickthrus in the other engines all the time![]()
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Google accounts for more than 75% of SE traffic across my sites.
I have not optimized for the others though, so the numbers are just about where I expected they would be.
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Google, 80% and growing.
Google and it isn't even close. A couple years ago Yahoo was sending the most traffic, but once rankings improved for us, it's been all Google. Bing barely registers, which is sad after how much advertising they have put into it.
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Still google for me
Most definitely google, but i am also syndicated on google news which helps bump up the numbers, but to be honest i have very rarely even had a hit from Bing or Yahoo, and i have over 100,000 unique visitors a month!
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Google is #1
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Google all the way....................but I just wished that the other search engines would bring the same results
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Big G crushes all others on all my sites but Bing has been making up ground and I am seeing more traffic from them lately. I always did well with MSN so it stands to reason that Bing growing I would see more growth.
As far as Yahoo, I have always struggled growing the traffic there. I may have #1 spots on G and B but be on page 2 with Y.
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Can somebody explain why there is such a huge difference in traffics sent by different search engines?
I'm in pretty much the same boat as Chips. Most traffic from Google but Bing starting to catch up. Virtually nothing from Yahoo any longer.
It'll be interesting to see what happens when Yahoo starts using MSN's results.