Forgive me here if my figures are somewhat wayward (I've been reliably informed that an American billion is different to an English one and, quite frankly, that many zeros is just plain confusing) but the fact that 15 billion web searches occurred in the US during December means that daily, 483,870,967 were made...Insert corrections here.
It's always nice to be involved in a market which sees 483 million of something happening in one day - in one country, and what's even more staggering is that with automation, these searches could happen more regularly, more successfully and probably come close to timings that figure by many more thousands (which I think would be quite a large amount...)
Interesting to see Google losing further market share throughout the month, albeit a 0.3% fraction but despite Yahoo claiming to be in search for the long haul it was Facebook that showed the most progress with a 13% gain in search queries. Safe to say who Google will be fearing most.
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