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Internet Marketing Statistics:

Internet Usage

Total Internet users for US market—205,326,680. (Internet World Stats, 2006)

Active Home Internet users for the US--143,683,489.  (Nielsen/NetRatings, 2006)

The Internet is the second most commonly used medium after television. (Internet Statistics Compendium, 2006)

The Pacific Northwest Region (Oregon and Washington) have the highest adult Internet Access in the nation—68%. (Pew Research Center, December 2002)

Active Internet domains on the web approaching 76 million. (September, 2006)

Search Terms

More than 92 percent of searchers never use brand names as search terms. "Generic keywords drive activity that later converts to brands. (DoubleClick, 2005)

70 to 80 percent of buyers searched on generic terms, with searches on brand names peaking immediately before purchase. (DoubleClick, 2005)

How do Internet users search? 45% search by using multiple keywords or key phrases, 28% use one keyword, 18% search by a pre-defined option (such as browsing through a directory category) and 9% search by typing in a question. (NPD Group)

Search Engine Usage

Google is the most preferred search engine, with Yahoo and MSN and AskJeeves losing share. (Net Applications, December, 2007)

75% begin their search on the Internet through a search engine or Web portal.  (Clickstreams, 2005)

Search engine market share is as follows: Google 77%, Yahoo 12%, MSN 6%, (Net Applications, December 2007)

81% of Internet users find websites by using search engines. (Forrester Research, 2000)

85% of users found information they were looking for through search engines (GVU Survey, 1998) 81% of people using search engines find the information they need every time or most of the time. (NPD)

70% to 80% of home buyers begin their search using the Internet. (National Association of Realtors and Google, 2007)

Page Ranking

Often Internet users rarely go beyond the top 30 search engine listings. (Forrester Research, 2000)

90% of Internet search engine traffic goes to the top 30 results. (Forrester Research, 2000)

Web users typically visited only the first three results from a query, with one in five searchers spending 60 seconds or less on a linked web document. Penn State University, 2003)

Organic (non-paid listings) search engine results found that study participants viewed the first three positions 100%, the 4th at 85%. Positions 5 through 10 required scrolling down to view and resulted in 60% to 20% views. (Eye-tracking Study, Enquiro, Did-it and Eyetools, 2005)

Sponsored (PPC/paid advertisements) search engine results found 50% viewed position 1, 40% viewed position 2, 30% viewed position 3, 20% viewed position 4, and the other six position were viewed at 10% each. (Eye-tracking Study, Enquiro, Did-it and Eyetools, 2005)

75% of search engine users click on the first link of interest. (Eye-tracking Study, Enquiro, Did-it and Eyetools, 2005) price.

Search Engine Optimization

Only 42% of the Top e-Tailers have had their corporate websites optimized. (Oneupweb, 2005)

Web marketers--just under 99% of them optimized their pages before submitting to search engines and then 84% completed their submissions manually. Of these marketers, 60% did so because they knew that manual submissions were more effective and 26% thought they were more effective. (I-Search)

Web Page Development

The most interest for search engine results page is in an area in the upper left corner of search results. Secondary interest is at the top right where sponsored listings begin. (Eye-tracking Study, Enquiro, Did-it and Eyetools, 2005)

Internet Explorer 6.0 is the number one browser in use at 54%. (w3schools.com, August 2006)

Firefox is the number two browser in use at 27%. (w3schools.com, August 2006)

Windows XP is the number one operating system in use at 71.6 %, (w3schools.com, August 2006)

Macintosh OS has a 3.3% market share. (w3schools.com, August 2006)

Screen size trend is at 1024x768 or higher with a 74% usage. (w3schools.com, January 2006)

Color depth usage stands at 24 or 32 bit hardware with display of 16,77,216 different colors at 81% and 16 bit hardware with display of 65,536 colors at 16%. (w3schools.com, January 2006)

90% of Internet users have JavaScript turned on within their browser software. (w3schools.com, January 2006) sales.

Media

Getting The top B2B advertising media venues rank Google second, behind the Wall Street Journal. The third ranked media is Business Week followed by USA Today. (Media Power 50, May 2006)

Forecasted total advertising spending online will match that of print magazines by 2007, and then surpass it in 2008. (Jupiter Research, 2006) sales.

Buying Behavior

Searchers do a lot of research before buying, affording nearly five touch points on average. (DoubleClick, 2005)

More than 50% of buyers in the travel category made their last search two or more weeks before purchasing. (DoubleClick, 2005)

Statistics Quotes

As a general rule the most successful man in life is the man who has the best information. Benjamin Disraeli

There are three kinds of lies: lies, damn lies, and statistics. Benjamin Disraeli

My idea of an agreeable person is a person who agrees with me. Benjamin Disraeli

USA Today has come out with a new survey; apparently, three out of every four people make up 75% of the population. David Letterman

The pure and simple truth is rarely pure and never simple. Oscar Wilde

First get your facts; then you can distort them at your leisure. Mark Twain

Statistician: A man who believes figures don´t lie, but admits that under analysis some of them won´t stand up either. Evan Esar

Statistics: The only science that enables different experts using the same figures to draw different conclusions. Evan Esar

Smoking is one of the leading causes of statistics. Fletcher Knebel

The emphasis given to formal tests of significance ... has resulted in ... an undue concentration of effort by mathematical statisticians on investigations of tests of significance applicable to problems which are of little or no practical importance ... and ... it has caused scientific research workers to pay undue attention to the results of the tests of significance ... and too little to the estimates of the magnitude of the effects they are investigating. Yates

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