Google Doesn’t Make Any Money

Google offers a wide range of online services. There’s the flagship Google search engine, Gmail, Google Maps, Google News, Google Earth, Google Docs, Google Talk, and Google Calendar and number  keeps growing. There are fewpopular Google-owned Web sites like YouTube, Picasa and Blogger. All of these services are absolutely free and billion of traffic comes to these websites on weekly basis (I think so) [ they must optimize their website, may be have taken seo expert services  ]

In 2008, Google made nearly $22 billion. Ninety-seven percent of the company’s revenue came from advertising. How did they pull this off? Google has developed two highly profitable advertising models: Google AdWords and Google AdSense.

AdWords are the advertisements that appear during Google searches above and beside the main search results. They’re labeled as “Sponsored Links.” Advertisers can use AdWords to write short text ads and tag them with keywords. Google then uses complicated algorithms to find the most relevant ads for certain Google searches.

Google Earth is Spying On You

Google Earth is a software that help you to look at any part of the world through their satellite. There is something definitely Orwellian about Google Earth. Type in your home address and the camera swoops down from the stratosphere to display a clear aerial shot of your house. Zoom in closer and you can look to your next door neighbor.

Many people think that Google Earth having one of the world’s most powerful real-time spy camera which is not true. The truth is that every image you see on Google Earth is an average of one to three years old that means all those clips were taken long back and google use that to display on your syste. Google collects and composites images from satellite and aerial imaging companies like DigitalGlobe and Tele Atlas, as well as from government agencies and the armed forces.