1. Google AdSense
AdSense in attendance since 2003, makes it easy for websites owner to gain revenue. And on the other hand, this service also be a money machine for Google. As many as 30% of Google’s total revenue in the quarter 4 2010 comes from AdSense.
2. YouTube
Google decided to buy YouTube in 2006 with a huge amount, USD 1.65 billion. For several years, it was rumored this site does not generate profit. But now no longer seem so, YouTube was reported to be a big source of revenue to 3 billion ad views per week.
3. Google Maps
Google Maps is not a big revenue producer, but are the backbone for other Google services such as Latitude, Places and Maps Navigation. Service mapping is crucial for Google to deal with competition.
4. Gmail
Gmail email service is quite popular, though perhaps not as famous as Yahoo. Gmail also become a base for other Google services such as Gchat, voice calls and contacts. When you sign into Gmail, users can access almost all Google services.
5. Android
Google bought Android Inc. in 2005. Having developed some time, this time operating system bearing the green robot is big success, preferred by consumers and other mobile OS to get rid of it first existed.
6. iPhone Search
By partnering with Apple to provide the default search engine on the iPhone, Google is now gripping the dominant mobile search market segment. Because besides the iPhone, Google’s search engine is also mounted on the Android.
7. Chrome
Google Chrome browser, launched in 2008 is still lagging when compared to Internet Explorer or Firefox. But Chrome is stable continues to increase its market share. This browser is also a base operating system OS that Chrome would soon be released on a netbook.
8.Search Engine
Google Search Engine currently holds a 72 per cent share of the search market compared to that of Yahoo with 13.5 per cent and Bing 10 per cent (figures taken from Hitwise). Google currently deals with over 1 billion search requests a day managed by over 1 million servers world-wide including web search, refining tools, videos, images and news options.
ACHIEVEMENTS YET TO COME:
Google's Best Achievements 'Still To Come'
Bear Stearns said first-quarter results recently announced by Google (nasdaq: GOOG - news - people ) were "tremendous" and said the best is yet to come for the Internet search giant. "We continue to believe that the current state of search, ecommerce, and the Internet are merely in the nascent stage of their transfiguration, which should benefit Google," said Bear Stearns. "While we are impressed with the achievements that Google has amassed over the last several quarters, ironically, some of the best is probably still to come." Google posted pro forma earnings-per-share of $1.29 and revenue of $794 million, compared with consensus forecasts for earnings of 92 cents on revenue of $731 million. With first-quarter revenue growth of 109% on a year-over-year basis, the company "is putting the 'hyper' back into the 'hyper growth' Internet sector," said Bear Stearns. "Google, along with Yahoo! (nasdaq: YHOO - news - people ), is clearly spearheading the way for growth investors in this space." Bear Stearns raised its year-end price target for Google to $230 from $190 but maintained a "peer perform" rating given the recent surge in share price following first-quarter results. "It is hard to deny that Google has put up a string of tremendous results, including the first quarter. Furthermore, it's difficult to ascertain the additional growth that Google may see from its currently non-monetized endeavors," said Bear Stearns. The research firm raised its second-quarter and 2005 earnings-per-share estimates to $1.31 and $5.71, respectively, from 96 cents and $4.35; second-quarter and 2005 revenue forecasts were lifted to $860 million and $3.7 billion, respectively, from $778 million and $3.4 billion.
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