I’ve been searching
So long
To find an answer
Now I know my life has meaning
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What if your search engine asked: Did you find every thing that you were looking for?
Of course, there’s no need to do that.
Why? We’re in constant search mode. Do you agree?
With 29 million searches – per minute in 2009, it’s no wonder the global search market grew by 46%. The annual total? 131 billion searches according to Comscore’s latest search report.
Where are you in your search marketing?
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4 thoughts on “131 Billion Searches to Find an answer”
“Did you find everything you were looking for?” I always get asked that whenever I check out at a book store or a record store. I guess you’re right though, in some ways we are always searching for something. Cheers.
.-= Sam´s last blog ..Motorcycle Rain Gear =-.
Searching, yes . . . how about finding? As one of my friends said about Target – I can always find things to buy that I didn’t know I was looking for.
“Did you find everything you were looking for?” I always get asked that whenever I check out at a book store or a record store. I guess you’re right though, in some ways we are always searching for something. Cheers.
.-= Sam´s last blog ..Motorcycle Rain Gear =-.
Searching, yes . . . how about finding? As one of my friends said about Target – I can always find things to buy that I didn’t know I was looking for.