Post by account_disabled on Feb 20, 2024 2:39:47 GMT -5
The volume will stay nearly flat and mobile nonvoice will continue to grow. We have data for desktop and mobile search volume via Jumpshot showing that the former did indeed stay relatively flat and the other kept growing. But unfortunately we dont know the percent of searches that are done with voice rather than keyboards or screens. My guess is of all searches is too high but until Google decides to share an updated number all we have is the old stat that of mobile searches happened via voice input. Google will remain the top referrer of website traffic by X.
Neither Facebook nor any other source will make a dent. Nailed it Greece Mobile Number List Although to be fair theres no serious challenger. The social networks and ecommerce leaders of the web want people to stay on their site not leave and go elsewhere. No surprise Googles the only big traffic referrer left. The Marketing Technology space will not have much consolidation fewer exits and acquisitions by percentage than or but there will be at least one major exit or IPO among the major SEO software providers.
As best I can tell from Index.cos thorough database which BTW deserves more attention than Crunchbase whose data Ive found to be of far lower quality Martech as a whole had nearly half the number of acquisitions in versus . did however see the Yext IPO so Im taking full credit on this one. Google will offer paid search ads in featured snippets knowledge graph andor carousels. Turns out Google had actually done a little of this prior to which I think invalidates the prediction. Thus Im giving myself no credit either way though Google did expand their testing and ad types in this direction last year. Amazon search will have or more of Googles web search volume by end of year.
Neither Facebook nor any other source will make a dent. Nailed it Greece Mobile Number List Although to be fair theres no serious challenger. The social networks and ecommerce leaders of the web want people to stay on their site not leave and go elsewhere. No surprise Googles the only big traffic referrer left. The Marketing Technology space will not have much consolidation fewer exits and acquisitions by percentage than or but there will be at least one major exit or IPO among the major SEO software providers.
As best I can tell from Index.cos thorough database which BTW deserves more attention than Crunchbase whose data Ive found to be of far lower quality Martech as a whole had nearly half the number of acquisitions in versus . did however see the Yext IPO so Im taking full credit on this one. Google will offer paid search ads in featured snippets knowledge graph andor carousels. Turns out Google had actually done a little of this prior to which I think invalidates the prediction. Thus Im giving myself no credit either way though Google did expand their testing and ad types in this direction last year. Amazon search will have or more of Googles web search volume by end of year.