Google’s Q3 Revenues Jump up 23% on 2009

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Google has recorded revenues of $7.3 billion dollars for Q3 in 2010. If you compare that figure to revenues generated in Q3 of 2009, that is an increase of 23% (reported by investor.google.com).

It is Google’s largest quarterly net profit in history. 67% of total revenues came form Google owned sites, where as 30% of total revenues was generated by partner sites. Internationally it was reported that 52% of revenues came from outside of the US.

In terms of paid clicks delivered on both Google owned and partner sites there was an increase of 16% compared to Q3 2009. It is interesting to note that CPC rates only increase 3% compared to Q3 of 2009

This is defiantly evidence that PPC Search Marketing Campaigns are as strong as ever and growing.

Posted by Network Intellect   @   18 October 2010 0 comments
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