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Want to know what Search Engines and browsers are popular in different countries as well as other online data and information? Below is a list of helpful resources and links that will help you to understand and better develop your search and marketing strategies.
One of the most well know online data and analytics company. You can get access to their Hitwise's blogs and information as well as their top 10 online trends & data centre. Here is an example of Hong Kong's data centre or here in Australia's data centre.
2. StatCounter:
A very easy to use site to find out popular stats on browsers, search engines as well as other data such as operating system, etc. You can save them as graph image so you can use them in your presentation as as well as download data for your own other formatting and usage.
3. NetMarketShare:
Netmarketshareis another really good easy to use site which is similar to StatCounter. It also has other information on top ISPs/organisations and different devices (mobile & tablets) statistics.
4. EbizMBA:
Again, another very easy to use siteto find out most Popular Search Engines. On the right hand side, you can also find many other useful information such as most popular file sharing sites, music websites etc.
5. ComScore:
Another big research company, Comscoreoffers insights as well as data gems and informative whitepapers.
Nielsen is definitely one of largest organisation in research and has information and data more than 100 countries, pretty impressive. You can access their global site from here.
Compete, a Kantar Media company based in the U.S. You can see traffic for your site and other relevant sites by entering on their homepage.
It has unofficial news and tips about Google. This is a linkto an old Google's market share in different countries.
9. Wikipedia:
Wikipedia's usage share of web browers.
Theyare famous for their month by month statistics and trends such as popular browsers, screen resolutions, etc.
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