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Google: What Economic Crisis?
Digital Daily —
... “We had a good third quarter with strong traffic and revenue growth across all of our major geographies thanks to the underlying strength of our core search and ads business. The measurability and ROI of search-based advertising remain key assets for Google,” CEO Eric Schmidt said in a statement. “While we are realistic about the poor state of the global economy, we will continue to manage Google for the long term, driving improvements to search and ads, while also investing in future growth areas such as enterprise, mobile, and display.” ...
Liveblogging Google Third Quarter Conference Call
TechCrunch —
... Google just released third quarter earnings. It reported revenues of $5.4 billion (about $4 billion after traffic acquisition costs are taken out, which is what Wall Street looks at) and profits of $1.3 billion. The $4 billion in revenues is right around what investors were ...
Even in tough times, Google beats analysts’ expectations
VentureBeat —
... Amid stories of doom and gloom about the economic situation both in the United States and abroad, Google brought some good news today. The company beat analysts’ expectations for its third quarter. Wall Street is pleased, ...
Google Beats Q3 Estimates
Andy Beal's Marketing Pilgrim —
... ), Google is probably pretty happy to finally be sticking it to the analysts where it hurts the most—the bottom line—as they post an estimate-beating Q3, with 31% YOY growth in revenues. Paid clicks were up 18% YOY ...
Google Says: We’re Ok and We’re Definitely Fine
Search Engine Journal —
... Amidst the ongoing economic and financial turmoil and beating industry analysts’ predictions and forecasts, “miraculously” Google still managed to pose some considerable growth as reported in their 3Q Financial Report. Eric Schmidt sums it up by saying: ...
Why Google’s Partners Should Be Worried
GigaOM —
... Google today announced its third quarter 2008 earnings - which were in-line with investor expectations, thus giving market a reason to exhale. For the quarter, Google reported net income of $1.35 billion on sales of $5.54 billion. ...
Earnings: Google Comes In Higher Than Expected After All; Revenue, Income Up
paidContent —
... has been higher than domestic for the last two quarters and this one was no exception: $2.8 billion, or 51 percent. That's down slightly from 52 percent in Q2. UK revenue totaling $776 million accounted for 14 percent of revenue, down slightly from 16 percent year over year and even with last quarter.
-- Paid clicks: Paid clicks on Google and AdSense sites were up 18 percent over Q307 but only 4 percent over last quarter. Then again, at least they were up.
Earnings release | Webcast 4:30 p.m. eastern | Slides | ...
Google Earnings Report – Good News for AdSense Publishers?
Digital Inspiration - Technology Blog —
... Costs – This is primarily the amount that Google distributes among AdSense publishers.
3. Paid Clicks – While Google will not share the exact percentage of ad clicks on their network, this column will help you figure out if the number of clicks per impression are increasing or heading south. More clicks mean more revenue both for publishers and Google.
Now let’s compare this earnings data for Q1 2008, Q2 2008 and Q3 2008: ...
Google’s Core Search and Advertising Businesses Healthy in Q3. What’s Next?
Profy —
Google has reported its Q3 revenues today and the industry seems to have exhaled in relief. Yesterday we heard lots of talks that if Google reported anything even remotely negative, the entire web industry would be significantly hurt as everyone would start questioning reliability of ad-supported business model. But fortunately for the industry, Google seems to be healthier than experts predicted.
For the third quarter Google reported revenues of $5.54 billion - 31% growth year on year. It is also an increase of 3% compared to the previous quarter of ...
Palin as president? http://tinyurl.com/5jchyv
Politweets —
Loader Twitter.com Profile_bird Hey there! medianima is using Twitter. Twitter is a free service that lets you keep in touch with people using the web, your phone, or IM. Join today to start receiving medianima's updates. Already using Twitter via SMS or IM? Finish signing up . [image] medianima Intanto google aumenta il fatturato del 26% http://investor.google.com/... 6 minutes ago from TwitterFox Palin as president? http://tinyurl.com/5jchyv 7 minutes ago from TwitterFox Dico, si parla di etica ed Ebay ...
Google supera expectativas de analistas financeiros para o 3º trimestre de 2008
BLOG.MACMAGAZINE —
... com folga as expectativas de analistas, com um faturamento de mais de US$1,5 bilhão. Seus lucros cresceram 26%, notícia bastante positiva para suas ações, que estão em alta acelerada.
De acordo com a companhia, os ganhos cresceram fortemente devido ao seus negócios principais, de buscas e propagandas online. Os rendimentos do trimestre, incluindo as comissões para anunciantes parceiros, subiram 31%, para US$5,54 bilhões.
Confira mais detalhes no press release oficial. ...
Google beats expectations and brings in the cash, but I'll pass on stock for now
BloggingStocks —
... ), reported third-quarter numbers on Thursday after the market closed for the day. They were pretty good, all things considered. But hold on before buying the stock. Let's get to the data first. ...
Quick Bits: Fat Times for Google, Lean Ones for Credit Thieves
Bits —
In so many ways, Google does not operate in the same universe the rest of us do. The atmosphere in its world is so infused with money from the company’s unique advertising model that normal rules of physics don’t apply in the way we are used to. Notice how Planet Google reacts to an economic earthquake: Initially, at least, hardly anything shakes. This and a few more headlines in today’s Quick Bits. Google’s Secret Weapon: Go On a Diet Google Announces Third Quarter 2008 Results [Press Release] ...
Google CapEx Falls, Temporarily
GigaOM —
... Like Jefferies & Co. analyst Youssef Squali and Data Center Knowledge’s Rich Miller, I was surprised by the big dip in Google’s capital expenditures that the company revealed when it reported third-quarter earnings yesterday. At $452 million, this was the lowest spending on equipment for its data centers, networks and other infrastructure since the first quarter of 2006, when Google spent $345 million. ...
