ComScore Releases July 2009 Search Engine Rankings

Aug 19 2009, 8:00am CDT | by Shane McGlaun

ComScore has announced the rankings for search engines for July 2009. There were almost 13.6 billion searches conducted in America over the month with Google sites accounting for 64.7% of all searches. Microsoft grew slightly with 8.9% of all searches for the month, a gain of half a percent.

Yahoo was still in second place for the month with 19.3% of all searches with the Ask network bringing up fourth with 3.9% and AOL with 3.1% of search traffic. Google's chunk of search traffic was down slightly from 65% the previous month as was Yahoo.

Microsoft grew its search traffic slightly with a 0.3% gain compared to June. I guess Bing isn’t exactly burning up the charts when it comes to the most popular search engines. Maybe we will get a better idea when the rankings for this month are released with the Yahoo and Microsoft search deal in place.

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