
According to China search engine market quarterly data in 2012 released by EnfoDesk, the China search engine leader Baidu accounted for 78.6% of the total search engine market, Google for 15.6%, while Sogou 3.1%. [Read more...]
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According to China search engine market quarterly data in 2012 released by EnfoDesk, the China search engine leader Baidu accounted for 78.6% of the total search engine market, Google for 15.6%, while Sogou 3.1%. [Read more...]

China search engine market reached 7.78 billion yuan (USD 1.25 billion) in Q3 2012, with the QoQ growth of 13.5% and YoY growth of 44.1%. China’s search engine market growth is slowing down as the growth rate is lower than 50% for the very first time due to a few factors:

China Search Engine Market Share in Q1 2012
Analysis International, a China Internet research company, released search engine market data for the first quarter in 2012. Total revenue in Q1 has grown by 70.4% (YoY) to 5.53 billion yuan (USD$877 million) though it’s dropped by 4.7% compared to the previous quarter. [Read more...]

360 Security Explorer, Sogou Explorer and Maxthon are top three local web browsers while IE still has most users in China.

Total revenue of China search engine market last year reached 18.78 billion yuan, up 11.7% from 2010. Baidu leads search engine market with a market share of 76.1% by revenue while Google’s down to 19.8%. Sogou and Soso expanded their market share to 2.3% and 1.4% respectively.

China Search Engine Market in Q3 2011
China web search requests amounted to 77.51 billion times in Q3 2011, up 6.1% from Q2 and 16.3% from Q3 2010 according to research company iResearch. [Read more...]

Sogou Browser
While Baidu just launched their own Baidu Browser, Sogou (part of Sohu) this week also launched the third version of their “fastest dual-core browser“.
One feature worth mentioning is “webpage update alert” function. Whether it’s a resources page or your competitors news release page, Sogou Browser will alert you if there is any content update.
You can track content update on social media websites like Weibo, Renren, Kaixin and most blogs as well.

China Q2 Search Engine Market Share by Revenue
According to Enfodesk’s data, total revenue in China search engine market reached 4.32 billion yuan (about USD 668 million) in the second quarter of 2011, up 33.2% compared to the first quarter.
Google’s market share by revenue continued its down trend to 18.9% and Baidu’s up slightly to 75.9%. [Read more...]

Baidu’s market share by search queries in Q4 2010 increased by 6.5% to 83.6% compared to the same period in 2009, according to the latest report from iResearch.
Unfortunately for Google, its search query market share dropped to 11.1%. Definitely not a good thing for China search market; we’d love to see some competitions in this market.
China’s Q1 online advertising spend in 2010 showed strong growth, with an increase of 85.4% to 6.36 billion yuan (USD 931 million) compared to Q1 spend in 2009. Baidu leads China’s online advertising market in quarter one in 2010 with total sales of 1.293 billion yuan. The next five are:
Web portals and search engines are the major source of online advertising. Mobile advertising spend increased by 30% to 250 million yuan, compared to Q4 2009. [Read more...]
Sogou just launched a cloud pinyin input application enabling anyone to type Chinese inside browsers without any software installations.
Sogou Cloud Pinyin input is based on JavaScript technology, Ajax, and cloud technology. Without any installation, one can input Chinese on any operation systems. It is compatible with all major browsers (IE, Sogou browser, Firefox).
Simply go to this page and then drag the icon (as the one shown above) to your status bar; click on it whenever you need Chinese input. The speed is not perfect, slower than desktop applications. And, it doesn’t work well in email when I tested.
This is a very innovative product from Sohu (whose search product is called Sogou if you don’t know) and it’ll further its Pinyin Input market share by penetrating to Mac and Linux users.
CNNIC has released its latest search engine report showing that by the end of June 2009, the number of Chinese search engine users has reached 235 million with an increase of 59.49 million people, annual growth rate of 34%. The number will likely reach 260 million by the end of year 2009. Here is a summary of some interesting findings in China search engine market:
CNNIC defines high-end users as those above 25 years old with college education and and income of over 3,000 yuan. 8.5% of all search engine users are high-end search engine users.
69.8% of high-end users take Baidu as first choice having increased 10% over the last year. However, only 22% choose Google as first choice.
China’s B2B media platform Toocle launched the first B2B top search list last week. The site is in four languages, Chinese, English, Korean, and Japanese. However, the top search list so far is only in Chinese.
Toocle top search list is based on data from six search engines: Baidu, Google, Yahoo, Sogou (Sohu), Tencent SoSo, Netease Youdao. To me, this top search list is not quite helpful. It only shows daily absolute number of searches on each of the six search engines and month to date percentage of market share (in terms of number of searches as shown below).

About Toocle
Toocle is a trading circle connecting sellers around one buyer. Being created by the buyer the seller can easily and freely join your toocle for the products you wish to sell. The platform enhances business communication and negotiation to conduct successful trading.
China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC) in Beijing issued “2008 Chinese search engine market advertisers research report” and “2008 Chinese search engine user behavior study“. This is also a CNNIC published for four consecutive years in the field study report.
Report shows that 64.9% of search marketing advertisers use multiple search engines, search engine marketing (SEM) model is more applicable to medium-sized enterprises. The percentage of advertisers with annual turnover of one to five millions has exceeded half of total number of advertisers, to 61.1%. Similar to International market, most searches concentrate on brand related searches.
Bt the end of 2008, the Chinese search engine users has reached the scale 203 million people. The report also shows that search engine user’s income level is higher than the national average of Internet users.
Other findings include:
Chinese Search Engine User Behavior Study
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