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Pornwolf · 07-14-2003, 12:40 PM

When looking at the graphs I see something that might become important in the next 6 months. Google is about to get killed. Yeah, I said it. Google is about to get killed.

They come in # 4 at 82,886,858 searches. That's roughly 66% of Yahoo's total searches. Google is still a relative unknown to the internet layman which is 90% of the people on the net. I'm willing to bet most of those searches are from providing results for other larger engines. Once those other engines start providing their own search results, as they are all trying to do, you will see Google either change into a Yahoo model or die. Also watch MSN. When they finally switch over to their own spiders they will automatically be as large as Google by themselves.

What's most interesting in the graph is the Time Per Person figures on the first three and E-Bay. It leads me to believe there are much more profitable things to focus on than the constant positioning for Google spots which is time consuming.

07-14-2003, 12:40 PM
Pornwolf Drunk and Unruly Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Hollywood Posts: 22,712	When looking at the graphs I see something that might become important in the next 6 months. Google is about to get killed. Yeah, I said it. Google is about to get killed. They come in # 4 at 82,886,858 searches. That's roughly 66% of Yahoo's total searches. Google is still a relative unknown to the internet layman which is 90% of the people on the net. I'm willing to bet most of those searches are from providing results for other larger engines. Once those other engines start providing their own search results, as they are all trying to do, you will see Google either change into a Yahoo model or die. Also watch MSN. When they finally switch over to their own spiders they will automatically be as large as Google by themselves. What's most interesting in the graph is the Time Per Person figures on the first three and E-Bay. It leads me to believe there are much more profitable things to focus on than the constant positioning for Google spots which is time consuming. __________________ I've trusted my sites to them for over a decade... Webair, bitches. Last edited by Pornwolf; 07-14-2003 at 12:43 PM..