Google makes 190x the revenue of facebook per pageview

Google

  • April-June 2009 Revenue: $5.5 billion
  • 97% of above revenues are from advertising
  • April-June Revenue from Google Properties: $3.6 billion
  • Total US revenue April-June Revenue from Google Properties: $2.6 billion
  • Number of searches performed by Americans on Google Apr-June: 27.5 billion (approx) (source comscore)
  • Revenue per search: 9.5 cents
  • Revenue per 1000 searches: $95
Sources

Ask

  • IAC total April-June Revenue: $340 million
  • Revenue from Media and Ads (Ask.com, Citysearch, Dictionary.com etc): $168 million
  • 84% of this is from US: $141
  • 72% of this is proprietary properties => $101 million
  • Bulk of this can be assumed to come from Ask.com (lets say $90 million)
  • Number of searches performed by Americans on Google Apr-June: 1.5 billion (approx) (source comscore)
  • Revenue per search: 6 cents
  • Revenue per 1000 searches: $60
Sources

Facebook

  • Dec 2008: 80 billion pageviews
  • Registered users: 222 million
  • Page views per user: 360 pageviews per user per month (or 12 pageviews per day avg)
  • June 2009: 340 million unique visitors (77 million from US)
  • May 2009: 87 billion page views (20 billion from US)
  • Expected to generate over $500 million in revenue in 2009
  • Rough total pageviews in 2009 => 1000 billion
  • Rough Revenue per 1000 pageviews: 50 cents
  • Breakup of their $550 million revenue – 125 – brand ads, 150 – deal with Msft, 75 – virtual goods, 200 – self service ads
Sources

Baidu

  • April-June 2009 revenue: $160 million
  • Revenue per advertising customer: $791
  • July 2008 Searches: 7.4 billion
  • July 2008 quarter extrapolated: 22.2 billion searches
  • Revenue in quarter of July 2008: $135.4 million
  • Revenue per search: 0.6 cents
  • Revenue per 1000 searches: $6
Sources

Linkedin

  • Projected revenues in 2008: $100 million
  • Revenue from Advertising: 25%
  • Funding so far: $103 million
  • Unique users as of 2009: 45 million
  • March 2008 monthly visitors: 11 million
  • March 2008 monthly pageviews: 115 million
  • March 2008 avg minutes per visitor: 7.8 min
Sources

Ebay, Skype and Paypal

  • April-June 2009 Revenue: $2 billion
  • Marketplaces revenue (ebay.com, shopping.com etc): $1 billion (transaction) + $200 million (advertising)
  • Marketplace Gross volume: $13.4 billion (ebay made around 10% of this in its revenues which is impressive)
  • Payments revenue (paypal.com, bill-me-later): $630 million (transaction) + $39 million (advertising)
  • International component of Payments revenue: $286.2 million (45%)
  • Payments Total volume: $16.7 billion (ebay made around 3.9% here – which is surprising considering their paypal rates are much lower)
  • Communications revenue (skype): $155 million (transaction) + $14 million (advertising)
  • International component of Communications revenue: $128.5 million (83%)
  • Skype registered users – 480 million
  • Skypeout minutes – 2.9 billion
  • Per user revenue – 32 cents per registered user per quarter
  • Per user minutes – 6 minutes per user per quarter
  • US revenue: $959 million
  • International revenue: $1.1 billion
  • Skype Q3 2007: 10 million concurrent online users at peak. 4 million at trough.
Sources

Apple

  • Apr-June 2009 sales: $8.3 billion
  • Geo distribution – America – 3.8, Europe – 2, others – remaining
  • Product distribution – Mac – 3.3, ipod – 1.5, other music products – 1, iphone and related services – 1.6
  • Units of product sold – Desktops – 0.8m, Portables – 1.7m, ipod – 10.2m, iphone – 5.2m
Sources
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What Is The I-Pad?

iPad

Apple announced their next major hardware release today and it's called the iPad. If you were following our liveblog of the press conference, you may have gleaned some of the details, but for everyone else, all this information can be a bit overwhelming, so I'll try to distill things down to the basics.


What Is It?

Quite simply it works like a hybrid between an iPhone and a full laptop. Using the touch screen, you can browse the internet, use apps, listen to music, watch movies and play games. It won't be able to make calls, but given the size, that's probably for the best.

Just How Big Is It?

Height - 9.56 inches (242.8 mm)
Width - 7.47 inches (189.7 mm)
Depth - 0.5 inch (13.4 mm)
Weight - 1.5 pounds (.68 kg) Wi-Fi model; 1.6 pounds (.73 kg) Wi-Fi + 3G model
Screen Size - 9.7 inches diagonal (1024x768 resolution)
 
How Long Is The Battery Life?

According to Apple, 10 hours of active use on a single charge, or 30 days in standby mode.

How Much Will It Cost?

16 GB - $499 (with 3G - $629)

32 GB - $599 (with 3G - $729

64 GB - $699 (with 3G - $829)

How Will 3G Connectivity Work?

Certain models of the iPad will have 3G built in, allowing you to access the web without WiFi. To access 3G, though, you'll have to pay a monthly service fee of $14.99 for up to 250MB of data or $29.99 for unlimited data. The iPad is unlocked, so different carriers will be viable.

What Apps Will Run On It?

Every app that is currently on the App Store will work on the iPad. Those apps designed for use on the iPhone will only take up a small portion of the screen, or they can be blown up to full size with some visual degradation.

There will also be iPad-exclusive apps which are designed to take advantage of the larger screen and will look just as crisp as they would on a normal computer. Here's a list of iPad-exclusive apps that will come pre-loaded on the device:
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Safari
Mail
Photos
Video
YouTube
iPod
iTunes
App Store
iBooks
Maps
Notes
Calendar
Contacts
Home Screen
Spotlight Search
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When Is the iPad Going To Be Available?

The models of the iPad without 3G connectivity will be in stores at the end of March, while 3G-connected models will be available at the end of April.

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