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	<title>The Internet Marketer&#187; Google Caffeine</title>
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		<title>Google Caffeine &#124; More than just a reaction to Bing</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 19 Aug 2009 04:05:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Has the hint of commercial pressure spurred Google into action to create an interesting new search architecture tagged Caffeine ? Is Google feeling the pressure of Microsoft’s continuing battle to gain a share of the internet ? Microsoft have invested significantly into their new search incarnation Bing and there certainly is interest amongst my clients [...]
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Has the hint of commercial pressure spurred Google into action to create an interesting <a href="http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2009/08/help-test-some-next-generation.html">new search architecture</a> tagged <em>Caffeine </em>?</p>
<p>Is Google feeling the pressure of Microsoft’s continuing battle to gain a share of the internet ?</p>
<p>Microsoft have invested significantly into their new search incarnation Bing and there certainly is interest amongst my clients based on recent questions</p>
<p>There’s even evidence that Bing is being used more now than MSN ever was; BUT let’s put that into context. This table compares the proportion that search engines are used in a popular Australian website in the last 4 weeks from 19 Aug 09</p>
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<td width="113">google</td>
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<p align="right">93.9%</p>
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<td width="113">bing</td>
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<p align="right">2.9%</p>
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<td width="113">yahoo</td>
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<p align="right">1.8%</p>
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<td width="113">search</td>
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<p align="right">0.5%</p>
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<td width="113">msn</td>
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<p align="right">0.3%</p>
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<td width="113">live</td>
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<p align="right">0.2%</p>
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<td width="113">aol</td>
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<p align="right">0.2%</p>
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<td width="113">ask</td>
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<p align="right">0.1%</p>
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<td width="113">altavista</td>
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<p align="right">0.1%</p>
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<td width="113">alltheweb</td>
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<p align="right">0.0%</p>
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<p>Google represents 94% of all searches that results in a visitor to the site.</p>
<p>At 2.9% Bing is slightly higher than I would normally expect.</p>
<p>Microsoft Search Network (MSN) and Live (an earlier Microsoft search engine incarnation) continue to spiral into online irrelevance</p>
<p>While I enjoy conspiracy theories, there is just one fact that this one over-looks and that is that Google are continuously building new solutions; enhancements and gizmos. To suggest Google have cranked out Caffeine in response to Bing ignores the amazing stream of <a href="http://googleblog.blogspot.com/">new products and enhancements</a> that continues to flow out of the Google online solution factory.</p>
<p>Amazingly most of these are absolutely free.</p>
<p>In fact my personal favourite conspiracy theory is that <a href="http://wave.google.com/">Google Wave</a> will be the last straw in undermining Microsoft Office by defusing Outlook’s domination of the business desktop.</p>
<p>Feel free to share your favourite Google / Microsoft / World domination conspiracy theory with a comment.</p>
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