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Friday, August 23, 2013

ComScore Declares Yahoo Tops Google for US Web Traffic in July 2013

Yahoo! Inc. fascinated more U.S. visitors than Google Inc. through July for the first time then May 2011, demonstrating that improvement efforts by Chief Executive Officer Marissa Mayer are gaining adhesion.
Other than 196 million Web consumers consumed time on the leading U.S. Web portal’s sites through the month, up 21 percent from a year earlier, ComScore Inc. held in a declaration yesterday. That’s 4.3 million additional than Google, operator of the world’s most-popular search engine, up less than 1 percent. The report doesn’t include Tumblr, which Yahoo bought earlier this year, or mobile users, ComScore said.
Yahoo Surpasses Google for July U.S. Web Traffic 2:35

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Aug. 22 (Bloomberg) -- David Kirkpatrick, author of "The Facebook Effect," and Bloomberg Contributing Editor Jeffrey Hayzlett deliberate Yahoo topping Google in fascinating more visitors in July for the first time then May 2011. They declare on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Mayer has been aggressive Yahoo’s developers and designers to make improvements to the Sunnyvale, California-based company’s products and services then she was appointed in July of last year from Google. She restored the home page, e-mail and weather services with shinier designs and additional developments. New consumers will lead to enhanced financial effects, she said in July.
“Appoint and maintain a great team; shape stimulating products that will fascinate users and improved traffic; that traffic will growth advertiser concentration and ultimately translate to revenue,” Mayer said on a call with analysts.
                                          “People, Then Products, Then Traffic, Then Revenue”
That sequence reaction hasn’t started nevertheless. Second-quarter income, minus sales passed to partner sites, fell 1 percent to $1.07 billion and also missed analysts’ evaluations of $1.08 billion.
Yahoo rose 3.1 percent to $27.90 at the close in New York, while Google improved less than 1 percent to $873.71.