Utilizing its new qSearch two.0 method of computation, ComScore has launched its worldwide search-activity stats for August. Microsoft is No. four in the newest standings.(Just in situation you were baffled, as I was: This isn't the Comscore Media Metrix (audience-measurement) Internet traffic data. It seems to get the new and improved successor towards the search-engine market share data that ComScore now calls “online search activity worldwide.)Of the 61 billion searches conducted globally two months ago, two.two billion of them were conducted from Microsoft sites. Coming in at No. 1 had been Google sites,
Office 2010 Activation, with 37.1 billion. Yahoo sites were No. two with 8.5 billion, and at No. 3, Baidu.com, the Chinese search site, at 3.3 billion. The No. 5 player,
Microsoft Office Professional 2010, NHN Corp. of Korea, was nipping at No. four Microsoft;s heels, with 2 billion searches in August.About 5 billion of Google;s searches came via YouTube.com,
Microsoft Office 2010 Key, according to Comscore;s information, released on October 10.In August,
Office 2007 Enterprise, Microsoft said it was in favor of the new qSearch two.0 computational approach. Brad Goldberg,
Office 2010 Download, General Manager of Lookup Marketing with Microsoft’s Lookup Business Unit, said at that time:“(T)he refinements comScore has instituted with qSearch 2.0 are positive for the industry and advertisers, as its methodology more accurately measures search traffic sources that are core to customer engagement and enables advertisers to get the most out of search.”