Google Search Market Share Falls Below 90% for the First Time

Google is in panic mode. For the first time in a decade, its dominance in Search is slipping as its market share drops below 90%. This might seem small, but it represents tens of millions of users choosing alternatives. Apple’s recent announcement that it’s considering AI-powered search engines could be the catalyst for a seismic shift, with Google losing $150 billion in market cap in one day. This transformation is rooted in Google’s complacency and focus on ads over quality. While the company once held an iron grip on search, it’s become more focused on maximizing profits, allowing SEO tactics to flood search results with low-quality content. But AI is changing the game. With tools like ChatGPT, users are skipping Google’s cluttered results in favor of AI that understands context, providing more accurate and relevant information. As AI grows, Google is scrambling to keep up, but the question remains: Can they retain their market share without sacrificing their core business model? The battle is just beginning.

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