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Worldwide Search Engine Market Share 2024

         

engine

9:51 am on Jan 13, 2025 (gmt 0)

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I'm sure it'll be of no surprise to see that Google's dominant market share of search in 2024 remained stable, on all platforms, and it ended the year at 89.73%, with Bing being the closest rival at 3.97%. Looking at desktop only, Google still had a dominant 79.1%, with Bing at 11.92%. Looking at mobile, Google's dominance was even greater at 93.88%, with Yandex at 2.38%, and Bing way down at 0.84%.



Information Source: StatCounter Global Stats - Search Engine Market Share

RedBar

3:03 pm on Jan 13, 2025 (gmt 0)

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Whilst I am not disputing Statcounter's metrics, just how many non-US / UK / English language sites use their product when there are many quality alternatives available in other countries?

For sure they have a significant number of users however bear this in mind since, when I'm travelling, I see loads of alternatives being used.

engine

7:15 pm on Jan 13, 2025 (gmt 0)

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Their stats, as I understand, come from their own browser embedded key.
I would imagine it's then extrapolated out to give the overall figures.
I don't know of any other publicly available stats of this scope. Unless you know otherwise.

RedBar

7:40 pm on Jan 13, 2025 (gmt 0)

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Publicy available in English I don't know too however I have seen in many different countries alternatives and they seemed extremely good especially in Russia and China unsurprisingly.

aristotle

4:12 pm on Jan 15, 2025 (gmt 0)

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Looking at desktop only, Google still had a dominant 79.1%, with Bing at 11.92%. Looking at mobile, Google's dominance was even greater at 93.88%, with Yandex at 2.38%, and Bing way down at 0.84%.

From what I've read, desktop users tend to be older people looking for information, whereas mobile users are younger people looking for entertainment.

Mark_A

8:15 am on Jan 16, 2025 (gmt 0)

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ime Bing has a lot more than that chart suggests.
I would estimate Bing to be 1/3 of Google level.

aristotle

2:15 pm on Jan 16, 2025 (gmt 0)

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ime Bing has a lot more than that chart suggests.
I would estimate Bing to be 1/3 of Google level

What is that based on?
If your own sites generally have higher rankings in bing, they will get relatively more traffic from Bing.

Mark_A

3:24 pm on Jan 16, 2025 (gmt 0)

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Based on total traffic in our niche. PPC & Organic.
We rank pretty well on Google organically and Google traffic converts more than Bing.
But still Bing traffic is not insignificant.