What is the breakdown of search engine traffic?

TommyCarey Level X³

June 10, 2016, 9:37 pm

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My question is, which search engine gets the most traffic, which gets the least, which gets a little?

Does anyone have a breakdown of the market share that is from 2016?

I know that Google has the biggest market share and they were around 80% of the total online searches, but the most recent statistic I could find was from 2013. And we all know, with search engines at least, a few years can mean there's a huge shift in traffic

How much traffic do the lesser known search engines get? The ones like duckduckgo and askjeeves for example. I actually don't even know if those still exist since I've never used them lol. There's another obscure search engine out there called something like mywebsearch. The only reason I know of that one is because they pretty much give your website a virus and switch your default search engine to their own What is the breakdown of search engine traffic?

What is the breakdown of search engine traffic?

so sad.

I would think that Google is feeling the heat of Yahoo! and Bing since they are coming up quick. I noticed that Yahoo! and Bing now combined their search results and run off of the Bing search results, so technically it's Bing and Yahoo! news lol. I use bing all the time and absolutely love it, but a lot of people don't switch search engines until promted to or they accidentally click "Yes, switch my default search engine to Bing" when they are updating some software.

I know Bing isn't the most popular based on search results, but I think it's making it's way to the top of the big 3. Google is most likely going to be king for a while, but even kings fall at some point ;)

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Razzy

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EliteWriter

That was a great breakdown and I am also intrigued by the huge share Google has. I would have thought that Bing and Yahoo were going to have a higher share of search engine traffic, but they obviously have a long way to go. I would say that Google is not going to be met by any other search engine ever! There is something about it that it is as if whoever wants to search something online automatically types Google, and even the fact that there is the term 'googling' used often instead of searching - it shows how deeply immersed Google is in practically any internet user's life!

10 years ago

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vinaya

I also have an impression that no other search engines are going to beat Google. Google might lose the market share from 69 percent to 60 or even 50 percent for that matter, however, no other search engine will outrank Google.

9 years ago

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ajlancer

Hi think it should be Google and I search some result about search engine traffic and I saw Google get most traffic in 2016 which almost 70% if I compare with bing, yahoo, AOL, ASK. Bing only convert traffic almost 12% and his nearest competitor is Yahoo, which about 8% and both of them 4% different where other search engine like Ask (0.25%) and ALO (0.14%), Baidu 8.5% get search engine traffic. Here clearly state that Google get very noticeable traffic in 2016. And most of the people searching resource by using Google which almost 6 times more than second one.
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Corzhens

I am not aware about statistics for the traffic from search engines but I’m guessing that Google gives the biggest number. Well, we have to admit that Google is the giant in search engines and the number of users of Google cannot be measured compared to other search engines. And with the second place, it is a toss up between Bing and Yahoo although I would still say Yahoo has the edge since it has more users than Bing.

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What is the breakdown of search engine traffic?

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