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Google websites account for over one-third of all UK Internet traffic

May 27th, 2008

Hitwise data for March revealed that Google Internet properties send over one-third of all Internet traffic to websites in the UK: a custom category consisting of the 100 most visited web properties in the UK that are owned by Google Inc. accounted for 36.55% of upstream traffic to All Categories of websites, up from 30.19% in March 2007.

The most visited Google property in the UK was Google UK (www.google.co.uk); with a market share of 7.77% of all UK Internet visits in March 2008, it was also the most visited website in the UK. Google UK was also the website that sent the most traffic to other websites during March, accounting for 27.48% of upstream traffic to All Categories. This was followed by Google (www.google.com), which had a market share of 1.70% and accounted for 4.43% of all upstream traffic.

Video sharing website YouTube (www.youtube.com), which Google purchased in 2006, was the third most visited Google property, accounting for 1.31% of all UK Internet visits in March. The UK version of the website, (uk.youtube.com) was the sixth most visited Google property, accounting for 0.30% of UK Internet visits in March.

Get the full story at Hitwise United Kingdom - hitwise.co.uk

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