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NEW YORK The average U.K. search engine user conducts more searches than his counterparts in the U.S., France, Germany and Canada, according to a comScore Networks study released today.
The United Kingdom averaged about 41.8 queries per search engine user in April, with Canada close behind at 40 searches. Meanwhile, U.S., French and German users conducted 31-35 queries per month.
The data is from comScore’s qSearch division, which analyzes queries across the top search engines and portals.
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