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Day 26 – NgaduTrafik 2007 Hot Stuff : Google Revenue down US$13 Billion
Written by Mas Jabier for NgaduTrafik 2007
Saturday, 21 July 2007
It is said somewhere around the universe that sometimes we're going down, and sometimes we're going up. It's a law of nature, and nobody can resist it, including Google.
The news become a hot topics running towards webmaster forum like DigitalPoint, SearchEngineWatch and WebmasterWorld Many members are asking : “Is it gonna be a big impact towards Google products, like Adsense or Adwords? “. Let's see what NgaduTrafik 2007 analyse for you.
“Google cited a major cost were AdSense publisher payments and "certain
partners that were less favorable to revenues," via FT.com. But the
major reason was hiring and bonuses. “
Hmm, bonuses..I think it's not a falling down, but rather a delay for
relaxing (after got some bonuses) and then boost up when the energy
fully recharged.
I ain't a stock market genius. For me, the 13B loose is only related to
stock market and capital holders, while Google still enjoys what we
call as,..bonuses, eh ?
Hopefully, NgaduTrafik 2007 pray that there won't be any impacts on Adsense and Adwords.
I suggest we've to separate between revenue in two points of view : the stock market player and internal stakeholders (CEO,etc). What I think here is the lost of shares would only affect to stock market players, not internal stakeholders. In fact, the article also shows one factor that bring this was hiring and bonuses.
Anyway, thanks for the info. Keep up the good writing in this website.
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It is said somewhere around the universe that sometimes we're going down, and sometimes we're going up. It's a law of nature, and nobody can resist it, including Google.
