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comScore Media Metrix Search Engine Ratings

By Danny Sullivan, Search Engine Watch, Aug 21, 2006

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The comScore Media Metrix qSearch
service measures search-specific traffic on the internet. qSearch data
is gathered by monitoring the web activities of 1.5 million
English-speakers worldwide (1 million in the United States) via proxy
metering.

Proxy metering allows comScore to see exactly
how those within its panel have surfed the web. From this data, the
company then extracts activity that’s considered to be specifically
search-related.

Below are figures about searching from qSearch figures released to the public.

Share Of Searches: July 2006

The
pie chart below shows the percentage of searches done by US web surfers
at home, work and at universities in July 2006 that were performed at a
particular web site or a network of web sites:

The qSearch figures are search-specific but not necessarily web-search specific. For example, a search performed at Yahoo Sports
would count toward Yahoo’s overall total. Also note that some companies
own more than one web site. This means searches at different sites may
be combined into one overall figure for the company’s entire network.
Here’s a rundown with more details about this:

Google: Shows searches at any Google-owned web site such as Google.com or Google Image Search.
Yahoo: Shows searches at any Yahoo-owned web site including those of AltaVista, AllTheWeb and Overture.
May show searches at some Google partners that show Google’s domain in
the URLs of their search results, as happens with Go.com.
MSN: Shows searches at any MSN-operated web site such as MSN Search.
AOL: Shows searches at any Time Warner-owned web site, including AOL Search and Netscape Search.
Ask: Shows searches at Ask and any site within the Ask-owned Excite Network, including Excite, iWon, MyWay.com and My Web Search.
Other: Shows searches that occur at other search sites.