How Does Google Make Money V2
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Google makes money primarily through advertising on its websites like Google Search, Gmail, and YouTube. It has two main advertising platforms: AdWords, which allows advertisers to bid on keywords, and AdSense, which allows website publishers to monetize content. This generates revenue for Google and provides free services to users. Emerging areas that could drive future growth include advertising on mobile devices and platforms that converge television and the internet.
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devices. Google's business model allowed advertisers to
b i d on search terms that w o u l d describe their product or
service on a cost-per-impression (CPI) or cost-per-click
(CPC) basis. Google's search-based ads were displayed
near Google's search results and generated advertis-
i n g revenues o f more than $36.5 b i l l i o n i n 2011. The
company also generated revenues o f about $1.4 b i l l i o n
i n 2010 f r o m licensing fees charged to businesses that
wished to install Google's search appliance o n company
intranets and f r o m a variety o f new ventures. New ven-
tures were becoming a growing p r i o r i t y w i t h Google
management since the company dominated the market
f o r search based ads and sought additional opportu-
nities to sustain its extraordinary growth i n revenues,
earnings, and net cash provided by operations.
I n 2012, Google was pursuing a cloud comput-
i n g initiative that was intended to change the market
f o r c o m m o n l y used business productivity applica-
tions such as w o r d processing, spreadsheets, and pre-
sentation software f r o m the desktop to the Internet.
I n f o r m a t i o n technology analysts believed that the
market f o r such applications—collectively called cloud
computing—could grow to $95 b i l l i o n by 2013. Google
had also entered i n t o alliances w i t h Intel, Sony, D I S H
Network, Logitech, and other f i r m s to develop the
technology and products required to launch Google
TV. Google T V was launched i n the U.S. i n 2011 and
w o u l d allow users to search live network and cable
programming; streaming videos f r o m providers such
as N e t f l i x , A m a z o n Video O n Demand, and YouTube;
and recorded programs on a D V R . The company also
launched its G o o g l e + social networking site i n 2011
to capture additional advertising opportunities.
Perhaps the company's most ambitious strategic
initiative i n 2012 was its acquisition o f Motorola
M o b i l i t y f o r $12.5 b i l l i o n , w h i c h put i t i n the hard-
ware segment o f the smartphone and tablet computer
industries. Analysts f o l l o w i n g the transaction saw the
move to acquire Motorola M o b i l i t y as a direct attempt
to m i m i c Apple's strategy used f o r the iPhone and iPad
that tightly integrated hardware and software f o r its
most profitable and fastest g r o w i n g products. Google
had launched its A n d r o i d operating system f o r mobile
phones i n 2008 and allowed wireless phone manu-
facturers such as L G , H T C , and Nokia to produce
Internet-enabled phones boasting features similar to
those available o n Apple's iPhone. By 2012 ...
Google Business Model
Google has evolved its business model over time:
- Originally, Google's sole revenue came from licensing its search technology, but it soon moved to a paid listings model to further monetize search.
- Google now generates revenue from paid search listings as well as other services like Gmail, Maps, and enterprise offerings.
- Google's business model provides free search for users, pays advertisers for inducing traffic to their sites, and provides search technology to other websites and portals.
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Running Head: DIAGNOSING THE CHANGE
DIAGNOSING THE CHANGE
Diagnosing the Change
Within Google and YouTube Using the Star Model
Abstract
This paper uses the star model to diagnose how Google and YouTube execute their change mission. Both websites are under the Google Inc. leadership, whose goal is to provide free useful information, while profiting from online advertising. Google Inc. supports its strategy by investing in research and development, outlining a clear mission statement for employees, and rewarding network members by sharing advertising revenue. The paper also covers Google Inc.’s SWOT analysis. It is a leader in the web search and video sharing industry, and makes most of its profit from the growing internet advertising business. However, Google Inc. is facing steep competition from other companies in the industry, and some of its attempts to explore other ventures have failed.
Introduction
The internet continues to grow exponentially as more people from around the world gain access. One of the most interesting things about the internet is that it is very democratic. Anyone can purchase a web page with very little capital and share their opinions. Another reason for the growth in internet usage is that there are more platforms with internet usage capabilities, such as cell phones, and motor vehicles. Advertisers cannot ignore this growth in internet usage. In fact, the revenue from internet advertising is catching up with the revenue of TV advertising. This creates opportunities for web-based companies to increase their profits. Google and YouTube are profiting from this shift in advertising by adopting advertising based platforms. This paper covers their strategies, people and practices, structure, rewards system, and SWOT analysis.
Strategy
Google and YouTube are under the same leadership, with very similar strategies to success. As mentioned in previous papers Google and YouTube lacked direction when both companies began. Under new leadership, profitability was added to the equation, using an advertising model. The new leadership saw both companies as game changers due to the competitive advantage of the growth in internet use, the popularity of search engine use, and the increasing power of video sharing. Both companies were/are leaders in their sectors.
Google Inc’s leaders had a clear vision for both companies, to provide free and useful information/products, while profiting from advertising. This way, users of the free products and information can advertise Google and YouTube, reducing the need for a widespread advertising campaign. For example, college students learn about various topics watching YouTube videos, while drivers all over the country benefit from Google maps. When those users talk about the benefits of using these features, Google Inc. gets free advertising, while profiting from businesses advertising on both websites.
People and Practices
Its ...
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Google internet marketing advantage
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