Here is another installment of “By the Numbers” and this may be one of my most ambitious statistics posts yet. Today, we look at Google facts and statistics.
Google’s influence on the digital marketing world is immeasurable and their influence touches just about every channel that we marketers work with on a daily basis.
Although Google has been doing some housekeeping over the past few years and have shed quite a few of their less successful products, they still have a bunch of products and there are endless stats that could be added to this list. I will be updating and adding to this list periodically, so if there is a Google stat you are looking for that you don’t see here, let me know in the comments below!
This report is a digital collection of every Google stat I have curated over the years. With over a billion searches monthly, billions of android devices in existence and hundreds of millions of people using digital staples like Gmail, Chrome, Maps, Translate, etc., there is plenty of data to collect and list here. 280 of them to be exact including stats for:
- Google Search Statistics
- Google Search/Display Advertising Stats
- Chromecast Stats
- Chromebook Stats
- Chrome and other Google App/Services Stats
- Gmail Stats
- Google+ Stats
- Etc.- all in one place
I try to go through each and every stat regularly and update as much as possible, but we all know that some stats are easier to track down than others. As always, every stat is linked to its original source and has the source date listed.
To get your copy of this Google statistic report, click on the button below to purchase it.
or get it in one of my report bundles:
Bundle 1: Google Product report bundle (Android, Google, YouTube).
Bundle 2: Billion users club digital report bundle (Android, Apple, Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Google, Instagram, Microsoft, Whatsapp, YouTube)..
Bundle 3: Search Engine Company report bundle (Google, Baidu, Microsoft, Yandex).
Bundle 4: Digital Titans report bundle (Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, Microsoft).
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Google Facts
- Google website: google.com
- Google Release Date: 1998
- Google Headquarters: Mountain View, Ca
- Google Founders: Larry Page and Sergey Brin
- Number of Google Employees: 77,606 employees Last updated 7/24/17
Google Statistics
How many Google searches per year?
Last updated 5/24/16
How many Google searches per month?
Last updated 10/12/15
Average number of Google searches per second:
Last updated 3/27/16
How many people use Google?
Last updated 2/11/13
Total monthly Google US desktop searches:
Last updated 1/22/16
Percentage of Google searches that come from mobile devices:
Last updated 10/12/15
Google’s market share for U.S. search:
Last updated 12/10/15
Google’s search market share for US desktops:
Last updated 1/22/16
Google share of U.S. mobile organic search market:
Last updated 6/30/15
Percentage of Google searches that return a knowledge graph answer or box:
Last updated 1/16/15
Number of web pages indexed on Google:
Last updated 11/14/16
Google’s share of China search engine market:
Last updated July 2015
Estimated monthly Google desktop searches in the US:
Last updated 8/31/16
Estimated monthly Google mobile searches in the US:
Last updated 8/31/16
Estimated monthly total Google searches in the US:
Last updated 8/31/16
Total number of lines of code for all of Google’s internet services:
Last updated 9/16/15
Alphabet’s (Google’s new parent company) market capitalization:
Last updated 2/1/16
Percentage of mobile Google searches that are voice searches:
Last updated 5/18/16
Percentage of Google searches that are unique:
Last updated 8/11/16
Number of websites with Google AMP:
Last updated 5/18/17
Number of domains that have Google AMP:
Last updated 5/18/17
Average number of AMP pages added weekly:
Last updated 3/7/17
Percentage of all website referral traffic that comes from Google:
Last updated 12/21/17
Percentage of Google searches that have never been searched before:
Last updated 4/25/17
Download the full Google report here.
Please note that some of these Google facts and statistics are easier to find than others. A few of these Google search statistics come from Google’s own reports, but some are based on news reports and not official company tallies. Basically, this is the best I can find and I don’t guarantee anything to be 100% accurate.
Be sure to check out my other Google Stat Posts: