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London, UK, July 26, 2007 – Comscore (NASDAQ: SCOR), a leader in measuring the digital world, today released its report on Germany’s top Internet properties and top gaining properties for June, based on data collected through the Comscore World Metrix audience ratings service.
In June, Google was the most visited property in Germany,attracting 22.8 million unique visitors. Google reached 69 percent of the total German online population and recorded an average of 40 visits per visitor over the course of the month – almost double that of any of the other Top 10 ranked properties. Microsoft Sites and eBay remain the second and third largest properties, growing slightly in June to increase their total traffic to 17.8 million and 17.4 million unique visitors respectively.
Travel and retail sites proved to be the biggest gainers in the Top 10, boosted by the onset of the summer holiday season. Online catalogue specialist Karstadt-Quellewas the fastest growing top 10 property, increasing traffic by 11 percent from 10.7 million to 11.8 million unique visitors. It was closely followed by Otto Gruppe, which enjoyed an increase of 9 percent from 11.4 million to 12.5 million unique visitors, driven by traffic to online shopping and travel booking sites, Hermes and traveloverland.de.
Top 10 Online German PropertiesRanked by German Unique Visitors (000)June 2007 vs. May 2007Total Germany, Age 15+ – Home and Work Locations*Source: Comscore World Metrix
Property
Total Unique Visitors (000)
May 2007
June 2007
% Change
% Reach
Average visits per visitor
Total German Internet Audience, Age 15+
32,780
32,857
0.0%
100%
54
1
Google Sites
22,685
22,833
0.7%
69%
40
2
Microsoft Sites
17,387
17,777
2.2%
54%
18
3
eBay
17,244
17,471
1.3%
53%
12
4
United-Internet Sites
15,414
15,383
-0.2%
47%
17
5
Time Warner Network
15,080
15,251
1.1%
46%
22
6
T-Online Sites
12,806
12,965
1.2%
39%
14
7
Wikipedia Sites
13,122
12,728
-3.0%
8
Otto Gruppe
11,405
12,464
9.3%
38%
9
Karstadt-Quelle
10,681
11,883
11.3%
36%
10
Yahoo! Sites
11,820
11,794
* Excludes traffic from public computers such as Internet cafes or access from mobile phones or PDAs.
The Mozilla Organization was the overall fastest gaining property among the Top 100 – driven by updates to and the continued uptake of its Firefox Internet browser in June – increasing traffic by 56.6 percent from 4.5 million to 7 million unique visitors.
Travel and retail sites also had a strong showing in the top gainers of the Top 100. The TUI Group was the second-fastest growing German property by a narrow margin, increasing its traffic by 56.5 percent. This growth was driven by traffic to its online flight and hotel booking sites, flylococ.de and itur.com. Expedia Inc., the parent company to some of the world’s leading travel sites, enjoyed the third-fastest growth in June. The property increased total traffic from 2.6 million to 3.4 million unique visitors, a 33-percent growth. Mair Gruppe, another travel property, experienced 20-percent growth from 1.8 million to 2.1 million unique visitors.
Top 10 Gaining German Properties *Ranked by German Unique Visitors (000)June 2007 vs. May 2007Total Germany, Age 15+ – Home and Work Locations**Source: Comscore World Metrix
Total Unique Visitors (000) May 2007
Total Unique Visitors (000) June 2007
The Mozilla Organization
4,469
6,955
56.6%
TUI Group
2,481
3,858
56.5%
Expedia Inc
2,573
3,425
33.1%
Adobe Sites
4,260
5,410
27.0%
Mair Gruppe
1,755
2,108
20.2%
epublica
2,615
3,122
19.4%
Tchibo
3,604
4,221
17.1%
Bundesagentur für Arbeit
2,056
2,404
17.0%
PICZO.COM
1,684
1,921
14.1%
Allesklar.com AG Sites
4,852
5,425
11.8%
*Ranking based on the top 100 German properties in June 2007.** Excludes traffic from public computers such as Internet cafes or access from mobile phones or PDAs.
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