Search engines accounted for
quarter of visits to US shopping and classifieds Web sites in May 2007,
up 0.7% from May 2006, according to Hitwise data.
Google accounted for 15.6% of the visits, an increase of 8.7% from May 2006.
Nearly a quarter of search terms that sent traffic to shopping
and classifieds Web sites in May 2007 were single words, including
domain names and URLs. One-word searches were up 20% from May 2005. MySpace accounted for 3.2% of upstream visits to shopping and classifieds Web sites in May 2007.
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- Affiliation
- Asia
- Blogs
- Cambodia
- Downloads
- eCommerce
- Emailing
- Internet access
- IPTV
- Job boards
- Media
- Mobile marketing
- Mobile TV & video
- Online marketing
- Reporting
- Search Engines
- Security
- SEM
- SEO
- Social Networking
- Sports
- Teenagers
- Tourism
- TV broadcasting
- User Generated Content
- Video downloads
- Vietnam
- Website ergonomy
- Widgets
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12 juin 2007
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