Google's Persuasive Essay: How Google Makes Money?

HOW GOOGLE MAKES MONEY.

The internet has proved to be the most vital thing for the 21st-century generation. It is a vital part of existence and I cannot imagine how the world was without internet access. I mean, how hard was it to just live without being able to do what we can do today because of the internet. In an era dominated by the use of the internet for practically everything, Google is the most dominant internet-based entity.

Google is a search engine that helps you get answers to every question you have and solutions to every problem you have. As a search engine, it faces competition from other entities like Yahoo, OAL, EXPE, SNI, EBAY, DIS, FB, Twitter, Microsoft, and LinkedIn. None the less, it has done well to ensure it stays

This means that their chances of checking out what your products and services are in high. When a Google user clicks on the suggested page (Ad word) then you have to pay some amount of money to Google. This goes to say that every click costs you money and when no one clicks you are not liable to pay. The cost per click ranges from a few cents to maximum figures of up to $50. Companies that get to pay such high amounts are the ones that use most common and competitive words.

For one to be able to get to the top priority list of Google advertisement, a bidding system is employed. All the advertisers are supposed to outbid the rest of the competitors. This is to mean that the highest bidder gets to be top and therefore anytime a user Google something that relates to your Ad word, your products or services will be the first in the suggestion list. The higher the bid the richer Google becomes. The low bids are rarely displayed. These Ad words are usually displayed on the various Google platforms and applications. They include:

Google maps an application that helps you to find any place in the world because it provides you with a map.

Google earth: an application that lets you tour the world while in the same place. You get to view satellite images, terrains, three dimension and two dimension views of buildings located in any place in the