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The image shows total US search numbers with November 2004 at 4.5 billion and September 2010 at 16 billion. It also presents US 2004-2010 data on search engine use as percentages of internet searches, featuring: Google rising from about 35% in 2004 to just under 85% in 2010, Yahoo declining from approximately 30% in 2004 to below 10% in 2010, Microsoft between nearly 15% in 2004 and under 10% in 2010, AOL dropping from 10% in 2004 to negligible in 2010, and Ask Jeeves steady and minimal across the same period.
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The graph illustrates the percentage of searches from five different search engines from 2004 to 2010 from internet users in the US, while the table demonstrates the approximate number of searches.
The overall internet search trend showed a notably positive growth, with the rise of number of searches from 4.5 billion in 2004 to 16 billion in 2010. It is evident that Google had always been the top search engine with the largest share every year.
Yahoo started strong with only 5% less market share compared to Google, but it gradually dropped throughout these 6 years. Microsoft’s percentage remained steady at the third place, with around 10-20% of searches.
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