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Internet Search and The Rise of Google Case Study
Internet Search and The Rise of Google Case Study
Presented By:Sandeep Mane Archana Pol Rajesh Mankar Omkar Warde Kamini Patil SUBMITTED TO :Dr. Thapar
SEARCH ENGINES
A search engine connect the key word that user enter queries to a database. It has created of web page it them produce a list of link to pages that it believes are most relevant to a query.
Web crawler
Index
QUERY PROCEDURE
RUNTIME INDEX
In 2005 Google had $949 million in information technology assets and 2,00,000 computers for running the search engine and spent around $400 million on maintaining its systems.
Archie in 1990
Veronica in 1993
By far the largest search engine on the web. By late 2000, Google introduced service, AdWords,serving up 60 million search queries a day. In Feb. 2002,google introduced new version of AdWords. In 2003, Google introduced, AdSense. It allows third-party publishers large and small to access Googles massive network of advertisers on a self-service basis.
In AdSense, Google splits the revenue with publishers. It accounts for 15% of Google revenues in 2005.
GOOGLE GROWS UP
Between 2001 and 2006 Google changed in number of ways Company hired a new CEO Eric.
ORGANIZATION
Google had a flat organization. Companys approach toward product development. Hiring strategy of Google.
Class A
Class B
In 2003
STRATEGIES
Accessed through PDAs and cell phones widen the scope of search through different sorts of information word-processing program Web based payment acquired YouTube
SEARCH ECONOMY
Initially CPM based on how many people watching the show New advertising model Pay for click Cost effective
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2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
Rapid growth of search based is payfor-click. Total global advertising spending on the www was predicted to total $26.7 billion in 2006.
GOOGLE COMPETITORS