In a touch of a button, you can enter the fastest lane on the information highway. How? Google.com is the answer. Internationally recognized as the superior search engine on the internet, with a clean design and little distractions, it can provide you with thousands of WebPages in mere milliseconds.

Why Google, you are wondering? Because four elements makes it abundantly clear why this search engine is far more advanced than its competitors – accuracy, speed, objectivity and ease of use. Within seconds, users can have information by simply typing in either a sentence or key words into the search bar and hitting the enter key. With leading technology, it examines billions of pages and then presents an extensive list of relevant WebPages. Google inc. has gone one step further by bringing the user the convenience of a Google toolbar with a search box that can be added to their internet browser. Now searches are instant. What’s great when visiting their website is that users can translate and view pages in over a hundred languages. Also users are able to check stock quotes, business info, maps, and news headlines and browse through billions of images. Google has a noble mission - to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful. Knowledge is power, so why not let Google.com empower you.

The perfect search engine would understand exactly what you mean and give back exactly what you want. - Larry Page (Co-Founder)

Products and Services

• Alert - Get email updates on the topics of your choice
• Blog Search - Find blogs on your favorite topics
• Book Search - Search the full text of books
• Earth - Explore the world from your computer
• Product Search - Search for stuff to buy
• Scholar - Search scholarly papers
• Calendar - Organize your schedule and share events with friends
• Gmail - Fast, searchable email with less spam
• Groups - Create mailing lists and discussion groups
• Picasa - Find, edit and share your photos
• SketchUp - Build 3D models quickly and easily

New and Added Services

• News (now with archive search) - Search thousands of news stories
• Notebook - Clip and collect information as you surf the web
• Patent Search - Search the full text of US Patents
• YouTube - Watch, upload and share videos
• And many more

Advertising with AdWords and AdSense

Google generates revenues by allowing web marketers to buy key-words which summarize their products. Each time a user searches the net, these words or sponsored links, which are relevant to the search results, are listed on the right hand side of the page. AdWords is an innovative and effective way of marketing products on the web. With targeted advertising potential buyers are enticed to their websites where their products are fully promoted and where the customers are then prompted to purchase the product. This increases sales, and also ensures an enlightened and enhanced experience for buyers, making it easier for them to get the best prices and best products within the least amount of time. AdSense is used by many web-site managers, and it allows pertinent links to be displayed on their WebPages. This creates added income because each time a link is clicked the website manager gets paid. Today thousands of sellers already use AdWords and AdSense.

History

In September 1998 co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin began what would become the most used and accurate internet search engine today. After spending two years developing the technology and initially struggling to convince investors, Google inc. started in a garage in Menlo Park, California with a minimal staff of three. A Beta version Google.com answered over one thousand search queries each day. The press began noticing the upstart company and within months they were praised in articles in USA TODAY and Le Monde. That December they were listed as one of the top 100 search engines by PC Magazine. The company expanded and with traffic levels passing 3 million searches per day, they moved to new headquarters in Mountain View, California, dubbed the Googleplex. On September 21, 1999, the beta label was removed and the company went from strength to strength.

With all the above mentioned, It is clear why many people refer to Google as, “the closest thing the Web has to an ultimate answer machine." The company persistently strives for innovation and pushes modern technology. Google truly delivers.

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