Did you know that there are literally 100's of search engines out here on the internet. The vast majority of them are not considered
"real" search engines, depending on your
"definition" of a
"real" search engine. My definition of a "real" search engine is one like Google, Yahoo, etc. However, with that being said, the question that seems to pop up over and over again is:
How Do They Continue To Survive Against The Top 10 Search Engine Giants?More importantly,
FOR YOU, if you are interested in joining the
MyZibZoom home business opportunity where
FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER, YOU can
OWN shares of the
ZibZoom search engine (a REAL search engine) via it's
"internet real estate" or
"keyword ownership" program, the question that you are most likely asking is:
Can ZibZoom Survive Against Google & The Other Top Search Engine GIANTS?Before we answer that question, let's establish some cold hard facts!
FIRST, ZibZoom
WAS NOT created to compete and beat
Google,
Yahoo, or any of the other search engines! ZibZoom was created to give
YOU, and millions of other
USERS, a
REALISTICALLY attainable opportunity to share in the
BILLIONS and BILLIONS of revenue generated, called "
Click Income" that result from
YOU and others
"searching and clicking" online.
REMEMBER THIS: NOBODY has to buy
ANYTHING for Google, Yahoo, and the others to make money,
THEY JUST HAVE TO SEARCH AND CLICK!NOW, let's identify
WHO those
top 10 search engines are and how they rank against each other. As of September 2010, according to Hitwise, here's a list of the top 5 search engines ranked by volume percent:
1. Google 71.59%
2. Yahoo 14.28%
3. Bing 9.87% (previousley called MSN)
4. Ask 2.28% (powered by Teoma)
5. AOl Search 1.21% (powered by Google)These top 5 search engines share a search volume of 99.23%The lion's share of the remaining 0.73% search volume is shared by the following 5 search engines (in no particular order):
1. AltaVista - (powered by Yahoo)
2. Fast (AlltheWeb.com) - (powered by Yahoo)
3. Gigablast
4. Netscape - (powered by Google)
5. Snap For the first 3 quarters of 2010, Google reported quarterly revenues of $5.06 billion, $6.85 billion, and $7.29 billion respectively for a total of $19.17 billion dollars. That puts Google on pace to reach $25.56 billion dollars in revenue for 2010!
NOW, using Google as the measuring rod, a 1% market share would equal 0.357 billion dollars or $357 million dollars in yearly revenues.
A search engine company with a 0.50% market share would net $178.50 million in yearly revenues.
EVEN a very small search engine company that holds a 0.1% (one-tenth percent) market share would net $35.7 million in yearly revenues or $2.975 million per month!
What if that very small search engine was ZibZoom?Would you consider a company that earns $35.7 million in yearly revenues a successful company?
GET THIS... The MyZibZoom compensation plan is designed to pay out up to 50% to the members!
What other home based business company or search engine is designed to share millions of dollars a month with it's members, it's users?
If you would like to learn more about the ZibZoom "Click Income" opportunity, visit:
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