According to comScore AdMetrix data, web users were shown 1.1 trillion display ads, which is a 15% increase on the previous year data. In the first quarter of 2009, web users were served mere 994.4 billion display ads. In the first quarter of 2010, the collective spending on online display advertising has been estimated to be $2.7 billion. The CPM (cost per thousand) impression in the period has been $2.48.
The number one publisher in the first quarter of 2010 has been Facebook, which has taken over Yahoo! websites that stand at number two. In the said period Facebook has got 176 billion display ad impressions, which forms 16.2% of the total market. Yahoo! websites got 132 billion impressions (12.1% of the total display ads market), and at number 3 was Microsoft websites with 60 billion impressions (5.5% market share). See the picture below for the detail.
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After eating up shares of Google and Yahoo! Search, Bing appears to have become satiated. The growth rate of the Microsoft baby has slowed down in February. According to a recent report by comScore qSearch data, Bing’s growth in February 2010 has been a mere 0.2 percent.
The industry in the month studied has not changed very much. Google saw a growth of 0.1%, Yahoo! fell by 0.2%, Ask network saw 0.1% decline, and there was no change in AOL LLC network’s usage. It has also kept the leaderboard as it was in the previous months. At number one is Google with 65.5% market share, at number two is Yahoo! with 16.8% market share, and number 3 spot is taken by Bing, which has 11.5% market share. (see image for details)
Seeing the sluggishness in the market, it is not apt to say that Bing has stagnated. The search volume of coming months will show us the real picture, until then let’s assume Bing is still binging.
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In a study conducted by the Nielsen Company of the Internet activities of the United States users it was found that Google still is number one site in terms of unique visitors, whereas, Facebook is number one in terms of time spent by the US users on the website.
In January, 16.5 million unique visitors used Google sites and spent 2:05:19 hours each on the website making it number one in terms of reach. At number two was Microsoft sites where 143.9 million visitors spent 1:57:58 hours each. In terms of unique visitors, Facebook stood on number four with 116.3 million visitors, even behind Yahoo that occupied number 3 slot with 138.9 million unique visitors.
But in terms of customer engagement (time spent by users), Facebook surpassed everyone including Google. On an average, a Facebook user spent 7:01:41 hours each on the website. At number two was Yahoo where users spent 2:28:33 hours each. Number three slot belonged to Google where users spent 2:05:19 hours each. (See image for complete detail).
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