Showing posts with label google search. Show all posts
Showing posts with label google search. Show all posts

Friday, January 02, 2009

Google's Top 10 Products. What are they?

Back in 1999, I use to play pick up soccer in Mountain View, CA at a park called Eagle Park. I remember playing against a bunch of people who wore shirts that said "Google" on them. I had no idea what Google was at the time and I was working for a e-commerce company at the time...who is still a publically-traded company and doing well but to go back to 1999 and work for Google, WOW!!!

Nonetheless, I am always amazed at all the Google products. Everything they come out with is easy, intuitive, and catches on with the public so fast! I remember 3 years ago the first time a friend of mine showed me Google Earth and zoomed in on the streets of Manhattan and then quickly took me to Rome in a matter of seconds. Just amazing technology!

In terms of Google's most popular products, Google Search holds the #1 spot with an estimated 136.6 million unique visitors in the U.S, Google Maps with 36 million is #2, Image Search with 31.7 million is #3, and Gmail with 10.5 million is #4.

Source: Quantcast

1. Google Search
2. Google Maps
3. Google Image Search
4. Gmail
5. Google Book Search
6. Google News
7. Google Video Search
8. Picasa
9. Google Earth
10. Google Groups

Source: ComScore

1. Google Search
2. Google Image Search
3. Google Maps
4. Gmail
5. Google News Search
6. Google Video Search
7. Google Product Search
8. Google Book Search
9. Picasa
10. Google Earth

Thanks,
David Chao
The Web Conferencing Expert

Tuesday, September 04, 2007

Keeping an Eye on Google

Personally, I love tracking Google and seeing what new ventures they are pursuing. Word is that Google is looking to increase its prescense in the Chinese market. (China happens to be the fastest growing internet market in the world.)

Well-know search site like Sina.com and Soso.com are already Google partners. Talks about an acquisition of Baidu, NetEase.com, or Sohu.com are never ending but most likely never going to happen. The market cap of these top 3 search sites are in the billions and might not be worth the hefty investment...

Thanks,
David Chao
The Web Conferencing Expert