Google UK’s Q4 revenues in GBP
Google results came out yesterday, so here’s my usual look at the sterling version of the numbers.
FX rates are taken from oanda.com as usual.
Here’s the chart of the data table:
Here’s the year-on-year percentage growth:
And finally the quarter-on-quarter percentage growth:
Perhaps the only concern is that QoQ, Q4 is only 1% up on Q3. You would [...]
Google UK’s Q3 revenues in GBP
This is an update on a previous post, looking at Google’s UK revenues in GBP. Google breaks out its UK revenues due to SEC regulations, but in dollars. This makes it difficult to determine how successful they’ve been in the UK because of currency fluctuations. I make the conversions back to sterling, so here’s [...]
Google’s UK Revenues in GBP
Google’s Q2 2009 results came out last week, with the usual parade of pre-forecasting and post-analysis. I thought it would be useful to breakout the UK component of their revenues. Being a US company, Google report in US dollars, so I’ve made a rough estimate of what those revenues are in sterling.
I’ve taken the [...]
Google UK Revenues Down In USD, But Up In GBP
Google released their Q4 2008 results last night and on the face of it it didn’t look good for the UK business. Q4 revenues were down to $685m from $772m in Q3, and even down slightly from Q4 2007’s number of $692m. Of course what’s really done for Google UK is not the [...]
Queen visits Google UK
Her Royal Maj is visiting Google's London office today, along with everyone's favourite off-the-cuff speaker, Prince Philip.
Google Gets Into The Lead Gen Business: Merchant Search Beta
Updated on 8th June 2008
So Google is about to get into the financial comparison market. Look what I saw when I just did a search for secured loans:
One-boxed
I just did a vanity search on Google (come on, we all do it) and I've been one-boxed. I used to live near Beeston when I was at university in Nottingham. Ordering a taxi over the phone when your name is Beeston and you want to go to Beeston is one of the most [...]