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Sunday, September 23, 2007

Could the Weak US Housing Market Hurt Google?

According to investment fund Oppenheimer, financial services ads accounted for about 10% of Google’s total revenue in 2006, while mortgage-related services accounted for 3.3%. For a company on track to do more than $10 billion in revenue this year, that’s a pretty sizable amount of money that could be in play should advertisers tighten up. . .



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