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With such a good service as Google, with all of their products/offerings, you would think if this study is in fact accurate (?) that Google would go after the o

With such a good service as Google, with all of their products/offerings, you would think if this study is in fact accurate (?) that Google would go after the other approximately 50% of the market. From a dollars and cents viewpoint it would seem like a good business move. Going heads up against Bing without such a large portion of the market seems like unnecessarily making life harder for yourself. A high-quality service like Google offers is useful to everyone, and seems like a neutral moneymaker to me.

bradleyland 16y ago
This is a measure of "perception", not necessarily usage. Their FAQ contains some information about what exactly that means: http://www.brandindex.com/content/faqs.asp http://www.brandindex.com/content/faqs.asp
gdl 16y ago
There's nothing here that suggests to me that Google is weak in the republican market; all it shows is that they are not in the top ten favored brands for that side. No other Internet companies are listed on the republicans' side either, so we don't have enough data here to draw any useful conclusions about how Google stacks up against their competition (unless Google is worried about losing customers to Fox News and Cheerios).