Post by account_disabled on Mar 8, 2024 22:37:11 GMT -5
Yandex, an analysis based on numbers Let's start from the analysis of the traffic managed by social networks at a global level, in order to have the broadest possible overall picture. Following the data collected on the statcounter.com website , in the last 12 months (April 2019-April 2020), Google maintains an absolute monopoly worldwide, totaling 91.89% of online searches. The other search engine of our interest, in fifth place respectively, follows the American giant with an apparently irrelevant percentage, equal to 0.54%. The other companies in the ranking, in second and fourth place, are Bing! and Yahoo, but in this article we will focus on the first two.
If on the one hand Bing! was born as a search engine proposed by Microsoft, and Yahoo has always been the "eternal second" behind big G, the conditions that brought the two competitors to their current position concern exclusively their inability to offer valid alternative solutions to users. Baidu, on the other Hong Kong Telegram Number Data hand, reaches its users for very different reasons, which we will see later. Yandex, launched in 1997 six years ahead of its American counterpart (Google Russia officially debuted in 2003) is the national search engine in Russia, with a percentage of queries just under 50% of the total.
The Russian search engine represents Google's major competitor in numerous Russian-speaking countries, such as Ukraine, Belarus and Kazakhstan. The strength of this search engine in its territories of reference can be found in three main interpretations: the language barrier , the population's relationship with the internet and the state's soft power on the management of online information. The big advantage that Yandex has over Google is its deep knowledge of Russian inflection and grammar , which provides those who primarily speak that language with a much more accurate search, more than Google could ever offer.
If on the one hand Bing! was born as a search engine proposed by Microsoft, and Yahoo has always been the "eternal second" behind big G, the conditions that brought the two competitors to their current position concern exclusively their inability to offer valid alternative solutions to users. Baidu, on the other Hong Kong Telegram Number Data hand, reaches its users for very different reasons, which we will see later. Yandex, launched in 1997 six years ahead of its American counterpart (Google Russia officially debuted in 2003) is the national search engine in Russia, with a percentage of queries just under 50% of the total.
The Russian search engine represents Google's major competitor in numerous Russian-speaking countries, such as Ukraine, Belarus and Kazakhstan. The strength of this search engine in its territories of reference can be found in three main interpretations: the language barrier , the population's relationship with the internet and the state's soft power on the management of online information. The big advantage that Yandex has over Google is its deep knowledge of Russian inflection and grammar , which provides those who primarily speak that language with a much more accurate search, more than Google could ever offer.