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1. […] This may be one of my most ambitious stats posts yet. Today, we look at all things Google.  […]

2. […] which has 500 million total users and more than 200 million active users; and Youtube, which has 1 billion users and 4 billion views per day. Blogs allow people to post articles, sermons, journals, recipes, stories and reflections online […]

3. […] http://expandedramblings.com/index.php/by-the-numbers-a-gigantic-list-of-google-stats-and-facts/ […]

4. […] http://expandedramblings.com/index.php/by-the-numbers-a-gigantic-list-of-google-stats-and-facts/ […]

5. […] has 343m active users per month (May 2013). And the average monthly time spent on the platform? Six minutes forty-seven […]

6. […] latest statistics indicate that there are 343 million active monthly […]

7. […] latest statistics indicate that there are 343 million active monthly […]

8. […] latest statistics indicate that there are 343 million active monthly […]

9. […] latest statistics indicate that there are 343 million active monthly […]

10. […] Fuente: Digital Marketing Ramblings […]

11. […] latest statistics indicate that there are 343 million active monthly […]

12. […] Here is a comprehensive list of the Google stats and facts that you need to know.  […]

13. […] Il est deuxième au classement depuis les 6 derniers mois et les chiffres continuent d’augmenter. Ces chiffres s’expliquent surtout par le fait que le nombre de partage d’articles sur les blogs Google est plus important que ceux de Facebook. Aujourd’hui, il y a 343  millions de comptes actifs par mois sur ce réseau. Plus de statistiques ici. […]

14. […] Here is a comprehensive list of the Google stats and facts that you need to know.  […]

15. […] Fuente: Digital Marketing Ramblings […]

16. […] Google ist ein wahres Internet-Powerhouse: Kaum jemand ist in Sachen Internet breiter aufgestellt als der Konzern aus dem kalifornischen Mountain View, der erst kürzlich seinen 15 Geburtstag gefeiert hat. Das dokumentieren die eindrucksvollen Zahlen zu den unterschiedlichen Unternehmensbereichen, welche die US-Website “Digital Marketing Ramblings” Ende Oktober zusammengetragen hat. […]

17. […] Complete Google Stat Listing […]

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21. […] latest statistics indicate that there are 343 million active monthly […]

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23. […] By the Numbers: 28 Amazing Google Stats and Facts […]

24. […] Google: 1.17 * 10^9 users  x 1.29 * 10^10 searches / month = 24 petabytes / day […]

25. […] our consumers are exposed to millions of web pages, blogs, posts, comments & tweets with more content than can be read in a lifetime. With so much […]

26. […] Here is a comprehensive list of all of the Google stats and facts that you need to know. Updated for February 2014.  […]

27. […] latest statistics indicate that there are 343 million active monthly […]

28. […] 33 Amazing Google Stats and Facts (February 2014). […]

29. […] in the last couple of months receive much more traffic than Facebook articles. The latest statistics indicate that there are 343 million active monthly […]

30. […] over 85% of the search traffic on the Internet. Even more telling, when Google went down for just 5 minutes, 40% of the traffic on the Internet […]

31. […] and the most relevant, helpful and trusted webpages are shown in response. Google alone sees 12.5 billion searches each month, from 1.2 billion unique visitors – and with 33% of all search engine traffic going to the […]

32. […] these numbers.  Currently, Google holds a 67.5% share of the US search market and an astounding 87.1% […]

33. […] Google Stats […]

34. […] Google Stats […]

35. […] you know that half of the 6 billion queries typed into Google every day, 1 Billion are completely unique. Just imagine for a minute what that […]

36. […] website on the Internet. When it went down for 5 minutes, the entirety of web traffic plummeted 40%. At this point, we’d sooner turn to Google for life advice than our own parents. But what […]

37. […] Smith, C. (2014, 02 02). DMR Digital Marketing Ramblings. Retrieved 05 11, 2014, from By The Numbers: 40 Amazing Google Stats and Facts: http://expandedramblings.com/index.php/by-the-numbers-a-gigantic-list-of-google-stats-and-facts/ […]

38. […] content on the web, on the other hand, will become virtually impossible to find. 12 billion Google searches are carried out every month. If it doesn’t come up in a Google search, it may as well not […]

39. […] Here is a comprehensive list of all of the Google search statistics and other company facts that you need to know. Updated for April 2014.  […]

40. […] Hakukäyttäytymisessä kannattaa unohtaa muut kuin iso G – Google dominoi esim. Yhdysvalloissa mobiilihakuja lähes 90 % osuudella. […]

41. […] More than 11.9 billion Google searches are done each month. Needless to say, companies that are not worried about search are missing out! […]

42. […] sure that their website is visible to consumers exploring natural/organic search results. With 11.944 billion searches at Google alone each month, the importance of visibility must be driven by a […]

43. […] first time Google has been fined for violating privacy rights of its users. There are approximately 11.9 billion searches done on Google per month. People are faced with the option of either trusting that their […]

44. […] Every day, 11.94 billion searches happen on Google (that’s 138,000 a second) [source] […]

45. […] Google Search Stats […]

46. […] gets around 11.94 billion searches per month. That’s only a 67.5% share of the search market in the United States […]

47. […] Number of Monthly Unique Visitors to Google Sites = 187 million  […]

48. […] Number of Monthly Unique Visitors to Google Sites = 187 million  […]

49. […] more than 11 billion searches made each month, Google has a lot of influence over users' Web experience. When Google […]

50. […] Every day, 11.94 billion searches happen on Google (that’s 138,000 a second) [source] […]

51. […] plus grand rôle dans nos vies que n’importe quelle autre entreprise du monde technologique, avec plus de dix milliards de recherches faites sur Google et un milliard de recherches faites sur Android tous les mois.La rémunération des 55 000 […]

52. […] plus grand rôle dans nos vies que n’importe quelle autre entreprise du monde technologique, avec plus de dix milliards de recherches faites sur Google et un milliard de recherches faites sur Android tous les mois.La rémunération des 55 000 […]

53. […] Ramblings found that 1.17 billion searchers use Google every month to conduct over 11.944 billion monthly […]

54. […] but to also present it in the most useful and intuitive way to Googlers. Averaging just shy of 12 billion searches a month, Google should have a pretty good sample size of data to work with once all of the […]

55. […] holds the #1 Alexa Rank with unique monthly users numbering over 1.1 billion making almost 12 billion searches.  Estimates of Google’s worldwide market share range from a conservative 65% to 90%, with […]

56. […] Advertising in Google is undoubtedly a successful  way for any business to reach a wide audience in the online world. But don’t take my word for it, just check some of the stats of Google’s weight in the search market (you can check this and more stats @ expandedramblings.com): […]

57. […] gets 100 billion searches PER MONTH — and 15% of the keywords in those searches are new words that Google has not yet registered. […]

58. […] There are over a trillion searches on Google a year, not counting the other search engines and 56% of people Google themselves. Over time for example, if you’re a not-for-profit leader in clean water, publish and comment on […]

59. […] year, the number of online searchers on Google was recorded at 100 billion every month. Search engine marketing leverages this number to your business’s […]

60. Web Masters: The Return on Site Search

    With more than a billion searches conducted on Google each month, Web users are all too comfortable consulting

61. […] klanten wakker liggen, maar Google weet dit nog veel beter. Wereldwijd doen mensen ongeveer 100 miljard zoekacties per maand. Alle vragen zijn al een keer gesteld – aan de zoekmachine. Geen werk maken van […]

62. […] Tencent with about 1.5 billion (16) users in its QQ and WeChat services. Google has 1.17 billion (17) unique searchers per month, which is almost equal to the number of inhabitants in the […]

63. […] absolutely yes. More than half of all Google searches each month are done on mobile, so if you want to be found by mobile users […]

64. […] There are over 100 billion searches every single month on Google alone. […]

65. […] absolutely yes. More than half of all Google searches are done on mobile, so if you want to be found by mobile users then you must […]

66. […] http://expandedramblings.com/index.php/by-the-numbers-a-gigantic-list-of-google-stats-and-facts/ […]

67. […] gets over 100 billion searches a month, with over 11 billion searches conducted each month within the US (75% of the total US search […]

68. […] gets over 100 billion searches a month, with over 11 billion searches conducted each month within the US (75% of the total US search […]

69. […] month, 1.17 billion people use Google. If one considers usage as equivalent to ‘Google citizenship’, that would make the US […]

70. […] marketing (SEM) strategies into motion, their foremost concern is eliciting attention from Google. As Expanded Ramblings reports, Google has an 89 percent share of the United States’ mobile organic search market and a 63.8 […]

71. […] Google is one of the most simple websites, yet its story drives it popularity. To put its popularity in numbers, Google generates over one-hundred billion searches every month. […]

72. […] engine rankings to be clicked on. SEM can still be valuable though. Think about it: according to a DMR report, there are over 100 billion searches on Google daily. If only 6% of people are clicking on […]

73. […] can all agree on how important it is to rank since there are over 100 billion Google searches conducted every […]

74. […] web. There are over a trillion searches on Google a year, not counting the other search engines and 56% of people Google themselves. Over time, if you’re a not-for-profit leader in clean water, publish and comment on this your […]

75. […] SEO is very important for any business as Google handles over 3.5 billion search submissions a day – Check out this recent article ‘100 Amazing Google stats and facts‘ […]

76. […] Some stats: […]

77. […] to a recent report, by the time you read this sentence, an average of 2.3 million Google searches were conducted. No […]

78. […] our consumers are exposed to millions of web pages, blogs, posts, comments & tweets with more content than can be read in a lifetime. With so much […]

79. […] of SEO or ranking online, they think of Google – and for good reason. At the end of 2015, Google saw 75% of all search traffic in the United States. And since mobile is what really matters in today’s world (mobile finally surpassed desktop […]

80. […] to navigate the web. To give you an idea of how many people are utilising Google, according to DMR there are approximately 2.3 million searches per second! This means that it is really important for […]

81. […] This Fact: People are incredibly hungry for online info — Google logs about 12 billion searches every […]

82. […] per month (which is more than any other Search Engine), as of October, 2015 (statistic from DMR). So what is SEO and how does it work? SEO is a set of techniques and tasks, which once […]

83. […] Smith, C. (2016, May). 100 Amazing Google Statistics and Facts. Retrieved May 24, 2016, from http://expandedramblings.com/index.php/by-the-numbers-a-gigantic-list-of-google-stats-and-facts/ […]

84. […] Smith, C 2016, DMR Stats|Gadgets, DMR, retrieved 2/5/2016, http://expandedramblings.com/index.php/by-the-numbers-a-gigantic-list-of-google-stats-and-facts/. […]

85. […] 1,017,000,000 monthly active searchers Google (2013) […]

86. […] are made a month” and “over half of Google searches now come from mobile.” (DMR Google Analytics Report | February 2016) Reaching customers the way they research (web searches) and offering a […]

87. […] 2.3 million searches per second only on Google! (Expandedramblings) […]

88. […] jumlah unique user 187 juta perbulan, tidak heran apabila sebagian besar para online marketer berusaha mengejar peringkat 1 di […]

89. […] ² DMR. « By the Numbers: 100 Shocking Google Statistics and Facts ». […]

90. […] Google alone there are 60 TRILLION indexed web pages, 2.3 million searches PER SECOND and more than 100 billion …. That’s more than even I can manage during a busy evening cheating at Scrabble and it’s […]

91. […] over 100 billion searches occurring on Google daily, one in twenty searches are healthcare related, and one in five […]

92. […] the 100 billion monthly searches on Google, an estimated half of those are from mobile devices. And according to Google’s research, […]

93. […] window._wpemojiSettings = {"baseUrl":"https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/72×72/","ext":".png","source":{"concatemoji":"http://www.ilearncrazy.com/wp-includes/js/wp-emoji-release.min.js?ver=4.5.3"}}; !function(a,b,c){function d(a){var c,d,e,f=b.createElement("canvas"),g=f.getContext&&f.getContext("2d"),h=String.fromCharCode;if(!g||!g.fillText)return!1;switch(g.textBaseline="top",g.font="600 32px Arial",a){case"flag":return g.fillText(h(55356,56806,55356,56826),0,0),f.toDataURL().length>3e3;case"diversity":return g.fillText(h(55356,57221),0,0),c=g.getImageData(16,16,1,1).data,d=c[0]+","+c[1]+","+c[2]+","+c[3],g.fillText(h(55356,57221,55356,57343),0,0),c=g.getImageData(16,16,1,1).data,e=c[0]+","+c[1]+","+c[2]+","+c[3],d!==e;case"simple":return g.fillText(h(55357,56835),0,0),0!==g.getImageData(16,16,1,1).data[0];case"unicode8":return g.fillText(h(55356,57135),0,0),0!==g.getImageData(16,16,1,1).data[0]}return!1}function e(a){var c=b.createElement("script");c.src=a,c.type="text/javascript",b.getElementsByTagName("head")[0].appendChild(c)}var f,g,h,i;for(i=Array("simple","flag","unicode8","diversity"),c.supports={everything:!0,everythingExceptFlag:!0},h=0;h1  2  3  4  5 […]

94. […] extreme way to tackle this is the way Google presents the internet to us, or rather the 60 trillion pages it has indexed: Initially, Google doesn’t display anything, but rather lets the user explore (see comic on […]

95. […] software which automates and scales repetitive tasks, traditionally performed by humans. With over 2.3 million searches per second, winning internet traffic originating from Google and search engines such as Bing, is a lucrative […]

96. […] Three billion — give or take. That’s how many searches Google runs every single day. 40 percent of those return images. […]

97. […] Ramblings encontró que 1,170 millones de usuarios usan Google cada mes para realizar más de 11,944 millones de búsquedas […]

98. […] organic search traffic is clearly one of the largest referral sources for most websites. There are more than 100 billion searches each month on Google alone, for example, and that works out to an average 2.3 million […]

99. […] organic search traffic is clearly one of the largest referral sources for most websites. There are more than 100 billion searches each month on Google alone, for example, and that works out to an average 2.3 million […]

100. […] organic search traffic is definitely one of the largest referral source for most websites. There more than 100 billion searches each month on Google alone, for example, and that works out to an average of 2.3 million […]

101. […] organic search traffic is clearly one of the largest referral sources for most websites. There are more than 100 billion searches each month on Google alone, for example, and that works out to an average 2.3 million […]

102. […] organic search traffic is clearly one of the largest referral sources for most websites. There are more than 100 billion searches each month on Google alone, for example, and that works out to an average 2.3 million […]

103. […] organic search traffic is clearly one of the largest referral sources for most websites. There are more than 100 billion searches each month on Google alone, for example, and that works out to an average 2.3 million […]

104. […] organic search traffic is clearly one of the largest referral sources for most websites. There are more than 100 billion searches each month on Google alone, for example, and that works out to an average 2.3 million […]

105. Subscriber Google search analytics

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106. […] Really? A Google search? Yes, there are on average 2.3 billion Google searches a day, but as you know each website is unique, so a common Google search this time […]

107. […] organic search traffic is clearly one of the largest referral sources for most websites. There are more than 100 billion searches each month on Google alone, for example, and that works out to an average 2.3 million […]

108. […] Ramblings fanden heraus, dass 1,17 Milliarden Sucher Google jeden Monat nutzen, um über 11,944 Milliarden Suchvorgänge monatlich […]

109. […] When the 800 pound gorilla in the room tells you to do something, you do it. Google controls almost 65% of all search engine traffic world wide and 75% of US search. […]

110. […] de las redes de comunicación. No solo cuenta con el buscador número uno —cada segundo se hacen 2.3 millones de búsquedas en él— sino que también domina el mundo móvil con el sistema operativo Android (en España su […]

111. […] http://expandedramblings.com/index.php/by-the-numbers-a-gigantic-list-of-google-stats-and-facts/ […]

112. […] First of all, meta descriptions might not be available on Google Play itself, but it is being used in web search. But will you ignore the potential of web search? Will you ignore the 2.3 million searches per second (source)? […]

113. […] And that there are nearly 12 billion searches made on Google every month? […]

114. […] is a term everyone understands, and the basics of ‘googling’ are part of everyday life – there are an average of 2.3 million google searches every second.  Some studies suggest that as much as 64% of all traffic to […]

115. […] rank websites and pages. It’s to share relevant and useful content with its users. With over 100 billion searches a month, Google understands how important it is to make sure that the sites with high rankings deserve to […]

116. […] to change how it ranked sites, partially based on how mobile friendly they are. Since, according to ExpandedRamblings Google is responsible for a bit more than 75 percent of the US search market and  81 percent + of […]

117. […] organic search traffic is clearly one of the largest referral sources for most websites. There are more than 100 billion searches each month on Google alone, for example, and that works out to an average 2.3 million […]

118. […] currently takes up a huge 75% of the pie in terms of market share for U.S search, as compared to other search engines like Bing, Baidu and […]

119. […] si nos basamos en las consultas al buscador (con unos 3 billones de consultas en un año, según DMR). La pregunta es: ¿busca desbancar a […]

120. […] Nota: todos los datos incluidos en este post son resultado de buscar por internet, con google como “¿qué es un gúgol? o how many searches on google per day […]

121. […] that 40% of all google searches are consumers looking for local products and services (the study is here , but it will cost you). They aren’t looking for an article about Justin Beiber or the latest […]

122. […] that 40% of all google searches are consumers looking for local products and services (the study is here , but it will cost you). They aren’t looking for an article about Justin Beiber or the latest […]

123. […] that 40% of all google searches are consumers looking for local products and services (the study is here , but it will cost you). They aren’t looking for an article about Justin Beiber or the latest […]

124. […] aimed for these Spectacles are the 150 million snap chatters that use the app daily. Furthermore, Google currently has 1.17 billion searchers per month and if they failed with google glass, maybe snap may fail as well? The only difference is the more […]

125. […] has 1.71 billion active monthly users .  According to ExpandingRamblings.com, Google generates 2 trillion searches annually and they controls 89% of the organic search market over Yahoo, Bing, and any other search […]

126. Holiday Email Marketing: Listen. Learn. Win.

     : By Bonnie Malone, Return Path :: Planning for holiday email campaigns can be particularly tough on

127. Holiday Email Marketing: Listen. Learn. Win.

     : By Bonnie Malone, Return Path :: Planning for holiday email campaigns can be particularly tough on

128. […] return for this consistency, users trust Google. According to expandingramblings.com Google controls 75 percent of the market share for all searches and performs on average 100 […]

129. […] video games, the average American consumes over 3.5 hours of online media every day. Every second, over 2.3 million people Google something. That’s a lot of clicking, liking and sharing. Knowing how to share things even faster and […]

130. […] video games, the average American consumes over 3.5 hours of online media every day. Every second, over 2.3 million people Google something. That’s a lot of clicking, liking and sharing. Knowing how to share things even faster and […]

131. […] video games, the average American consumes over 3.5 hours of online media every day. Every second, over 2.3 million people Google something. That’s a lot of clicking, liking and sharing. Knowing how to share things even faster and with a […]

132. […] video games, the average American consumes over 3.5 hours of online media every day. Every second, over 2.3 million people Google something. That’s a lot of clicking, liking and sharing. Knowing how to share things even faster and with a […]

133. […] video games, the average American consumes over 3.5 hours of online media every day. Every second, over 2.3 million people Google something. That’s a lot of clicking, liking and sharing. Knowing how to share things even faster and with a […]

134. […] video games, the average American consumes over 3.5 hours of online media every day. Every second, over 2.3 million people Google something. That’s a lot of clicking, liking and sharing. Knowing how to share things even faster and with a […]

135. […] video games, the average American consumes over 3.5 hours of online media every day. Every second, over 2.3 million people Google something. That’s a lot of clicking, liking and sharing. Knowing how to share things even faster and with a […]

136. […] video games, the average American consumes over 3.5 hours of online media every day. Every second, over 2.3 million people Google something. That’s a lot of clicking, liking and sharing. Knowing how to share things even faster and with a […]

137. […] video games, the average American consumes over 3.5 hours of online media every day. Every second, over 2.3 million people Google something. That’s a lot of clicking, liking and sharing. Knowing how to share things even faster and with a […]

138. […] video games, the average American consumes over 3.5 hours of online media every day. Every second, over 2.3 million people Google something. That’s a lot of clicking, liking and sharing. Knowing how to share things even faster and with a […]

139. […] video games, the average American consumes over 3.5 hours of online media every day. Every second, over 2.3 million people Google something. That’s a lot of clicking, liking and sharing. Knowing how to share things even faster and with a […]

140. […] video games, the average American consumes over 3.5 hours of online media every day. Every second, over 2.3 million people Google something. That’s a lot of clicking, liking and sharing. Knowing how to share things even faster and with a […]

141. […] Google Market Share for mobile organic search is 89% while desktop search is […]

142. […] Google gets over 100 billion searches a month, […]

143. […] mobile devices in the growing importance of local SEO strategy, so this one may seem obvious. In a 2015 study, Google found that more than half of searches came from mobile devices. SEO is moving away from the […]

144. […] is a leading component of any online marketing campaign. Google reported over 2 trillion searches in 2016 (last updated 5/24/2016), or about 100 billion searches a month. And the numbers are only […]

145. […] For more Google statistics visit this link. […]

146. […] 10 cuando se trata de móvil y tablets, no solo esto, sino que cada segundo registra un promedio de 2.3 billones de búsquedas a través de Google. La gran pregunta es “¿Por qué las personas prefieren Google […]

147. […] is crucial for getting your content in front of more people. Why? Because, over 1 billion unique searches are conducted monthly on Google as of February 2015. That’s a huge number! By upping your SEO game, your chances of being seen in results is a […]

148. […] organic search traffic is clearly one of the largest referral sources for most websites. There are more than 100 billion searches each month on Google alone, for example, and that works out to an average 2.3 million […]

149. […] video games, the average American consumes over 3.5 hours of online media every day. Every second, over 2.3 million people Google something. That’s a lot of clicking, liking and sharing. Knowing how to share things even faster and with a […]

150. […] video games, the average American consumes over 3.5 hours of online media every day. Every second, over 2.3 million people Google something. That’s a lot of clicking, liking and sharing. Knowing how to share things even faster and with a […]

151. […] video games, the average American consumes over 3.5 hours of online media every day. Every second, over 2.3 million people Google something. That’s a lot of clicking, liking and sharing. Knowing how to share things even faster and with a […]

152. […] Really? A Google search? Yes, there are on average 2.3 billion Google searches a day, but as you know each website is unique, so a common Google search this time […]

153. 26. All you Don’t Want to Know about Search Engine Marketing!

     Internet rules the world! Or does it? It’s no sec

154. […] of data that the likes Google has at their disposal. There are over 100 billion Google searches every month. That’s 2.3 million per second. And yet, with all those user inquiries their Allo messaging bot […]

155. […] socially speaking, is essentially three websites: Google, YouTube, and Facebook. On search alone, Google has about 1.17 billion monthly unique searches (although it has a number of other sites, adding to its number of visitors). YouTube (a Google […]

156. […] Google is the largest used search engine with 75% market share (DMR-Stats and Gadgets). […]

157. […] the fact there are over 100 billion searches conducted every day across all search engines, with 11 billion searches on Google alone, that’s nearly 2.75 billion Google voice searches! Staggering, isn’t it? So […]

158. […] time into someone else. It’s almost guaranteed to put a smile on their face. According to some statistics, over 56% of internet users Google themselves. You should take this information into consideration […]

159. […] much interaction are you willing to put into your twitter. It’s time to take another look at Google+ for you […]

160. […] C. (2017) 100 shocking Google statistics and facts. Available at: http://expandedramblings.com/index.php/by-the-numbers-a-gigantic-list-of-google-stats-and-facts/ (Accessed: 27 January […]

161. […] and makes today’s technological society possible. For example, there are approximately 2.3 million Google searches worldwide per second. It can extend our visual and audio senses with search results of videos, […]

162. […] accounts for more than 75% of global search traffic, with billions of search queries processed a day. It uses this data to deliver ever more […]

163. […] phones and tablets. In fact, of the more than 2 trillion searches Google processes each year, more than half come from mobile devices. In addition to the fact that these mobile searches have changed […]

164. […] phones and tablets. In fact, of the more than 2 trillion searches Google processes each year, more than half come from mobile devices. In addition to the fact that these mobile searches have changed […]

165. […] phones and tablets. In fact, of the more than 2 trillion searches Google processes each year, more than half come from mobile devices. In addition to the fact that these mobile searches have changed […]

166. […] tablets. In fact, of the more than 2 trillion searches Google processes each year, more than half come from mobile devices. In addition to the fact that these mobile searches have changed […]

167. […] phones and tablets. In fact, of the more than 2 trillion searches Google processes each year, more than half come from mobile devices. In addition to the fact that these mobile searches have changed […]

168. […] phones and tablets. In fact, of the more than 2 trillion searches Google processes each year, more than half come from mobile devices. In addition to the fact that these mobile searches have changed […]

169. […] phones and tablets. In fact, of the more than 2 trillion searches Google processes each year, more than half come from mobile devices. In addition to the fact that these mobile searches have changed the way […]

170. […] phones and tablets. In fact, of the more than 2 trillion searches Google processes each year, more than half come from mobile devices. In addition to the fact that these mobile searches have changed […]

171. […] and tablets. Actually, of the greater than 2 trillion searches Google processes every year, more than half come from cell gadgets. Along with the truth that these cell searches have modified […]

172. […] video games, the average American consumes over 3.5 hours of online media every day. Every second, over 2.3 million people Google something. That’s a lot of clicking, liking and sharing. Knowing how to share things even faster and with a […]

173. […] is a leading component of any online marketing campaign. Google reported over 2 trillion searches in 2016 or about 100 billion searches per month. Over the course of this year, 74% of all search traffic […]

174. […] fact, most of Google’s searches happen on mobile devices. Think about changes to the algorithms that are being used to make the results better for local […]

175. […] procesa cerca de 2.3 millones búsquedas de palabras claves por segundo! Y a medida que este número aumente, se traducirá que […]

176. […] brought you. It’s no news that people search Google for virtually everything. Statistics from ExpandedRamblings shows that the total number of Google search from the US for the month of May 2016 was about 34 […]

177. […] to 10% of all searches globally within the year. By May of 2016, the percent of voice searches doubled to 20%. As voice recognition technology improves, it’s no surprise to see voice search skyrocketing. […]

178. […] to 10% of all searches globally within the year. By May of 2016, the percent of voice searches doubled to 20%. As voice recognition technology improves, it’s no surprise to see voice search skyrocketing. […]

179. […] to 10% of all searches globally within the year. By May of 2016, the percent of voice searches doubled to 20%. As voice recognition technology improves, it’s no surprise to see voice search skyrocketing. […]

180. […] to 10% of all searches globally within the year. By May of 2016, the percent of voice searches doubled to 20%. As voice recognition technology improves, it’s no surprise to see voice search skyrocketing. […]

181. […] to 10% of all searches globally within the year. By May of 2016, the percent of voice searches doubled to 20%. As voice recognition technology improves, it’s no surprise to see voice search skyrocketing. […]

182. […] to 10% of all searches globally within the year. By May of 2016, the percent of voice searches doubled to 20%. As voice recognition technology improves, it’s no surprise to see voice search skyrocketing. […]

183. […] video games, the average American consumes over 3.5 hours of online media every day. Every second, over 2.3 million people Google something. That’s a lot of clicking, liking and sharing. Knowing how to share things even faster and with a […]

184. […] São mais de 100 bilhões de buscas mensais; […]

185. […] The number of unique monthly searches is over 100 billion, and over half of those come from a mobile device (DMR). […]

186. […] The number of unique monthly searches is over 100 billion, and over half of those come from a mobile device (DMR). […]

187. […] this: every month there are more than 100 billion (with a B) unique searches, and more than half of them are done on a mobile device. Eighty percent […]

188. […] video games, the average American consumes over 3.5 hours of online media every day. Every second, over 2.3 million people Google something. That’s a lot of clicking, liking and sharing. Knowing how to share things even faster and with a […]

189. […] the case of your website, it’s estimated that 64% of web traffic comes from organic search, and it brings in more than 3 times the number of visitors that […]

190. […] to 2.3 miliona wyszukiwań w światowych internetach (więcej ciekawych statystyk znajdziecie tutaj). Nie muszę chyba nikomu mówić, że jest to dosyć sporo. Z tych wyszukiwań […]

191. […] are over 60 trillion webpages indexed on Google, and over half of those searches are now being carried out from mobile devices.  […]

192. […] video games, the average American consumes over 3.5 hours of online media every day. Every second, over 2.3 million people Google something. That’s a lot of clicking, liking and sharing. Knowing how to share things even faster and with a […]

193. […] Hakukäyttäytymisessä kannattaa unohtaa muut kuin iso G – Google dominoi esim. Yhdysvalloissa mobiilihakuja lähes 90 % osuudella. […]

194. […] Para se ter uma ideia, são 2.3 milhões de pesquisas realizadas no Google a cada segundo. […]

195. […] the facts according to DMR, there are now over 100 billion monthly Google searches (last updated 10/12/15) of which more than 50% are now from mobile devices. Market researcher IDC […]

196. […] to expandedramblings.com there are nearly 2 trillion online searches per year. Drill that down into daily searches and that […]

197. […] Число уникальных ежемесячных поисковых запросов превышает 100 миллиардов, при этом половина из них приходится на мобильные устройства (DMR). […]

198. […] 11 billion searches per month and controls over 67.5 percent of the U.S. search market (Source: DMR). Love ’em or hate ’em, Google dictates whether or not your web marketing […]

199. […] average of 2.3 million Google searches are performed every single second [1]. When a consumer searches for something as simple as ‘florists near me’ or ‘family […]

200. […] billion searches on Google each month, with an average of 2.3 million Google searches per second (source). This is how the majority of people shop online and putting time and money into SEO is the only […]

201. […] Segundo se generan  2.3 million de búsquedas en Google.  La mayoría de los resultados de búsquedas incluyen páginas que están usando Google Ads. Creada […]

202. […] segundo, se realizan más de 2 millones de búsquedas en Google, y aparecer en los primeros puestos del buscador es un gran desafío para […]

203. […] Cada Segundo se generan 3 million de búsquedas en Google. […]

204. […] mobile search ad on Google in the first position is 27.7%, and people use Google a lot—there are 2.3 million Google searches every […]

205. […] and the most relevant, helpful and trusted webpages are shown in response. Google alone sees 12.5 billion searches each month, from 1.2 billion unique visitors – and with 33% of all search engine traffic going to the […]

206. […] Google more than we trust our friends and family. It shows – we now turn to Google more than 2 trillion times a year, with 2.3 million searches made via the search engine each […]

207. […] One of the most important parts of maintaining positive online brand is controlling your online search results. When people Google search your name, you want them to see positive information about you. Average of 2.3 million people Google search per second […]

208. […] http://expandedramblings.com/index.php/by-the-numbers-a-gigantic-list-of-google-stats-and-facts/ […]

209. […] your business info on Search, Maps and Google+ so that customers can easily find you. With over 100 billion monthly Google searches worldwide, it is important for your business to be on Google as it allows your customers to easily find […]

210. […] This is how it all started.  “Organic” results are the main results that appear below Google’s paid search ads. Google became the behemoth it is today by developing a sophisticated algorithm (which gets updated regularly) that, within split seconds, is able to generate dozens to sometimes millions of results that it recommends to you based on the keyword you typed into the search bar. It’s estimated that 64% of all web traffic comes from Google’s organic search listings.  […]