OK Google, Siri, Alexa, Cortana; Can you tell me some stats on voice search?
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A collection of statistics on voice search that you can read and refer to in order to understand how optimising sites for users will change in 2017 as usage of voice search increases.
OK Google, Siri, Alexa, Cortana; Can you tell me some stats on voice search?
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OK Google, Siri, Alexa, Cortana; Can
you tell me some stats on voice search?
Mike Jeffs @mikerjeffs
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The aim of this deck:
A collection of statistics on voice search that you can read and
refer to in order to understand how optimising sites for users
will change in 2017 as usage of voice search increases.
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2017 sees the launch of Home in the
UK – Google’s voice-activated
speaker, powered by the Google
Assistant, and also the integration of
Google Assistant into our TVs.
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December 2016 saw Amazon’s Echo products become
their most popular product over the holiday period.
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“50% of all searches will be voice searches by 2020”
according to Comscore
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“About 30% of searches will be done without a screen
by 2020.” via Mediapos
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“We estimate there will be 21.4 million smart speakers
in the US by 2020” according to Activate
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“By 2019, the voice recognition market will be a $601 million
industry”according to a report from Technavio via Skyword.
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“Google voice search queries in
2016 are up 35x over 2008”
according to Google trends via
Search Engine Watch.
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“40% of adults now use voice search once per day”
according to comscore.”
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“Cortana now has 133 million monthly users”
according to Microsoft/Tech Radar
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“In May 2016, 1 in 5 searches on an Android app in
the USA were through speech” according to KPCB
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“25% of 16-24s use voice search on mobile”
via Global Web Index
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“41% of people using voice search have only started
in the last 6 months” according to MindMeld
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“60% of people using voice search have started in
the last year” according to MindMeld
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“11% of people using voice search started more
than 3 years ago” according to MindMeld
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“9% of users said that they’ve used AI personal
assistants like Siri or Cortana in the past day”
according to AYTM
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“45% of those who have used AI personal assistants
said they’ve used Siri. 33% have used Google Now.
27% used Microsoft’s Cortana. 10% have used
Amazon Echo or Alexa.” via AYTM
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“1 in 5 online adults have used voice search on their
mobile in the last month” via Global Web Index
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“37% use Siri, 23% use Microsoft’s Cortana AI, and
19% use Amazon’s Alexa AI at least monthly.”
according to HubSpot
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“We estimate that 325.8 million people used voice
control in the past month” according to Global
Web Index (that’s almost 10% of the online
population according to Internet Stats).
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“We estimate that the retail giant (Amazon) has sold 5.1
million of the smart speakers in the U.S since it launched
in 2014” according to CIRP via Geekwire.
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“Amazon sold 4.4 million Echo units in its first
full year of sales” according to Geek Wire
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“25% of searches on Windows 10 taskbar are voice.
On desktop!” according to Purna Virji
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“Only around a third of smartphone owners use
their personal assistants regularly, even though 95%
have tried them at some point.” according to
Creative Strategies via The Economist
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“Mobile voice-related searches are 3X more likely to
be local-based than text” via Search Engine Watch
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“Home Alone and Elf were the most requested
2016 holiday movies with Alexa.” via Amazon
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“Customers use Amazon Echo for many purposes,
with one-third using it as an information provider
responding to questions and over 40% as an audio
speaker for listening to streaming
music.” according to CIRP.
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“Nearly 50% of people are now using voice search
when researching products.” via Social Media Today
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“High consumer usage of voice assistants in autos (51%)
and household (39%) indicates increased comfort with the
technology” – according to Activate via WSJ.
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“Google’s AI has been reading nearly 3,000
romance novels in order to improve its
conversational search abilities” via Click Hub
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‘Personal assistants’ is the top marketing search of
2016″ according to Bing via Econsultancy
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“Humans can speak 150 words per minute vs type
40 words per minute” via Katherine Watier
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“28% think voice search is a more accurate way of
searching” via Katherine Watier
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“43% cite that using voice search is quicker than
using a website or an app” via Katherine Watier
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“42% say that use while driving is a reason for
using voice search” Katherine Watier
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“21% don’t like typing on their mobile phone and so
turn to voice search” via Katherine Watier and Statista
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“Outside 35% of normal recognition errors, 31%
were noise related and 22% were pronunciation
related” according to Research Gate
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“Today, speech recognition word error rate is 8
percent.” via Bruce Clay
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“Fifteen years ago quality had stalled, with word-error
rates of 20-30%. Microsoft’s latest system, which has six
neural networks running in parallel, has reached 5.9%, the
same as a human transcriber.” via The Economist