Google's Display Ads Market Gains,while Mobile Business Doubles To $2.5 b

June,2010 data from Businessinsider   show that Google revenue generated per employee stands at around $336,000 per quarter, or about $1.34 million per year on an annualized basis..For comparison, Yahoo is only getting $130,303 per employee per quarter, or around $512,212 annualized.

The above  chart shows  Companies that spends on “Google search ads in the U.S. from Michael Learmonth at AdAge, who got the data from Kantar Media, which tracks ad spending in media..Google is on pace to do ~$37 billion in ad revenue for the year. These big advertisers only account for $1.4 billion in revenue. Microsoft spends $70 million annually advertising on Google.

Citing a strong holiday season, Google reported a 25% increase in fourth-quarter revenue and a display advertising business that has doubled in the last two years.

Google Search engine, which dominates more than 75% global marketshare, became less dependent on search advertising alone: Display Advertising revenue in Google, including network ads and YouTube, has become a $5 billion annualized business, according to CEO Larry Page. In October 2010, Google announced that display had become a $2.5 billion . In addition to the $5 billion run rate for display, Google reported that its DoubleClick ad exchange had 130% growth in spending year-over-year

Google reported $8.13 billion in sales, excluding revenue passed on to partner sites. Gross revenue was $10.58 billion, up 25% from a year earlier. Net income was $2.71 billion, up from $2.54 billion in the year-earlier period but down slightly from $2.73 billion in the third quarter of 2011.

In a recent  Google report, Mobile   was said to have become a $2.5 billion run-rate business at Google up from $1 billion a year earlier