The Rundown: Why changing search habits matter for advertisers
Shifting search habits have put a dent in Google's market dominance. It's not the only company affected, though.

Changing habits among search engine users have begun to take a toll on the biggest players in the search space — namely Google.
The tech giant still enjoys an enormous chunk of the search market — 89%, October through December in 2024, according to an estimate from Statcounter — but that’s the lowest its share has been in a decade.
Because the tech giant has been synonymous with search, it’s the player with the most to lose, but advertisers need to find new productive ways to reach consumers too.
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