Bing’s search engine user base has grown to 524 million unique users. According to an onfographic study published by Microsoft, these users conduct around 5 billion searches each month.
224 million retail searchers shopped on the Bing Network last Holiday season and spent 18-23% more than the average internet searcher.
Bing also powers Yahoo’s search, which, coupled with Bing, serves 32.6% of U.S. internet searchers.
Research by ComScore in 2015 Showed Bing’s Growing Influence in Search Results
· 22% more was spent online with Bing than on average internet searches.
· 33% of the Bing Ads audience has a household income of $100,000 or more.
· Bing captured 56 million retail searchers not reached by Google.
· Bing searchers are for the most part 35+ in age and commonly within the 55-64 age bracket.
· Bing searchers are more likely to have children, based on their age.
· Users of Bing are generally less tech savvy.
According to ComScore Desktop Search Engine rankings, Bing got 3,685,000 searches in the U.S. in September 2015.
· 3685M / 30 = 122.8 million searches per day.
· 3685M / (30 * 24 * 60 * 60) = 1421.68 searches per second.
· source: www.quora.com
With a single BingAd buy, you can reach 162 million unique searchers using Microsoft and Yahoo sites (including Yahoo Search, Bing, and partners). These account for 30% of the total search engine shares with over 6 billion searches a month.
(comScore Core Search, January 2012)
