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The Best Global Brands For 2007
Rank   Company                  2007         Percent
Brand         Change    Country of
Value      (over 2006)  Ownership
                               $MILLIONS
1      Coca-Cola                65,324         -3 %        U.S.
2      Microsoft                58,709          3 %        U.S.
3      IBM                      57,091          2 %        U.S.
4      GE                       51,569          5 %        U.S.
5      Nokia                    33,696         12 %      Finland
6      Toyota                   32,070         15 %       Japan
7      Intel                    30,954         -4 %        U.S.
8      McDonald's               29,398          7 %        U.S.
9      Disney                   29,210          5 %        U.S.
10     Mercedes-Benz            23,568          8 %      Germany
11     Citi                     23,443          9 %        U.S.
12     Hewlett-Packard          22,197          9 %        U.S.
13     BMW                      21,612         10 %      Germany
14     Marlboro                 21,283          0 %        U.S.
15     American Express         20,827          6 %        U.S.
16     Gillette                 20,415          4 %       France
17     Louis Vuitton            20,321         15 %        U.S.
18     Cisco                    19,099          9 %        U.S.
19     Honda                    17,998          6 %       Japan
20     Google                   17,837         44 %        U.S.
21     Samsung                  16,853          4 %     S. Korea
22     Merrill Lynch            14,343         10 %        U.S.
23     HSBC                     13,563         17 %      Britain
24     Nescafe                  12,950          4 %    Switzerland
25     Sony                     12,907         10 %       Japan
26     Pepsi                    12,888          2 %        U.S.
27     Oracle                   12,448          9 %        U.S.
28     UPS                      12,013         12 %        U.S.
29     Nike                     12,004         10 %        U.S.
30     Budweiser                11,652          0 %        U.S.
31     Dell                     11,554         -6 %        U.S.
32     JPMorgan                 11,433         12 %        U.S.
33     Apple                    11,037         21 %        U.S.
34     SAP                      10,850          8 %      Germany
35     Goldman Sachs            10,663         11 %        U.S.
36     Canon                    10,581          6 %       Japan
37     Morgan Stanley           10,340          6 %        U.S.
38     Ikea                     10,087         15 %       Sweden
39     UBS                       9,838         13 %    Switzerland
40     Kellogg's                 9,341          6 %        U.S.
41     Ford                      8,982        -19 %        U.S.
42     Philips                   7,741         15 %    Netherlands
43     Siemens                   7,737         -1 %      Germany
44     Nintendo                  7,730         18 %       Japan
45     Harley-Davidson           7,718          0 %        U.S.
46     Gucci                     7,697          8 %       Italy
47     AIG                       7,490         NEW         U.S.
48     eBay                      7,456         10 %        U.S.
49     AXA                       7,327         NEW        France
50     Accenture                 7,296          8 %      Bermuda
51     L'Oreal                   7,045         10 %       France
52     MTV                       6,907          4 %        U.S.
53     Heinz                     6,544          5 %        U.S.
54     Volkswagen                6,511          8 %      Germany
55     Yahoo!                    6,067          0 %        U.S.
56     Xerox                    6,050          2 %        U.S.
57     Colgate                   6,025          7 %        U.S.
58     Chanel                    5,830         13 %       France
59     Wrigley's                 5,777          6 %        U.S.
60     KFC                       5,682          6 %        U.S.
61     Gap                       5,481        -15 %        U.S.
62     Amazon.com                5,411         15 %        U.S.
63     Nestle                    5,314          8 %    Switzerland
64     Zara                      5,165         22 %       Spain
65     Avon                      5,103          1 %        U.S.
66     Caterpillar               5,059         10 %        U.S.
67     Danone                    5,019          8 %       France
68     Audi                      4,866         17 %      Germany
69     adidas                    4,767         11 %      Germany
70     Kleenex                   4,600         -5 %        U.S.
71     Rolex                     4,589          8 %    Switzerland
72     Hyundai                   4,453          9 %     S. Korea
73     Hermes                    4,255         10 %       France
74     Pizza Hut                 4,254         -9 %        U.S.
75     Porsche                   4,235          8 %      Germany
76     Reuters                   4,197          6 %      Britain
77     Motorola                  4,149         -9 %        U.S.
78     Panasonic                 4,135          4 %       Japan
79     Tiffany & Co.             4,003          5 %        U.S.
80     Allianz                   3,957         NEW       Germany
81     ING                       3,880         12 %    Netherlands
82     Kodak                     3,874        -12 %        U.S.
83     Cartier                   3,852         15 %       France
84     BP                        3,794         -5 %      Britain
85     Moet & Chandon            3,739         15 %       France
86     Kraft                     3,732         -5 %        U.S.
87     Hennessy                  3,638          2 %       France
88     Starbucks                 3,631         17 %        U.S.
89     Duracell                  3,605          1 %        U.S.
90     Johnson & Johnson         3,445          8 %        U.S.
91     Smirnoff                  3,379         11 %      Britain
92     Lexus                     3,354          9 %       Japan
93     Shell                     3,331          5 %      Britain
94     Prada                     3,286         14 %       Italy
95     Burberry                  3,221         16 %      Britain
96     Nivea                     3,116         16 %      Germany
97     LG                        3,100          3 %     S. Korea
98     Nissan                    3,072         -1 %       Japan
99     Polo RL                   3,046         NEW         U.S.
100    Hertz                     3,026         NEW         U.S.

source  businessweek

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220 million active internet users worldwide conduct 320 million daily online searches (Nielsen/NetRatings). At the same time, online sales total close to $30 billion annually.

It is anticipated that online sales will total $218 billion annually by 2007 (Forrester).

85% of online traffic to websites is currently generated through search engines, and 55% of online commercial transactions originate from search listings, as opposed to just 2% from traditional banner advertising(bestweb blog). Search engine users, therefore, represent an immense, self-qualifying market that conducts keyword searches for specific products and services (Booz-Allen Hamilton).

Of search engine users, however, 75% never scroll beyond the first page of results.

Put simply, if you are not ranked in the top 30 for the best keyword searches relevant to your site, most of the users you want to attract are passing you by.

Today, online commercial success depends significantly on effective best website placement through search engine marketing. Without top rankings in relevant search engine searches and directory listings, exposure to high-value web traffic is severely limited.

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The name "Google Dance" has often been used to describe the index update of the Google search engine. Google's index update occurred on average once per month. During an index update there was significant movement in search results and Google showed new backward links for pages. However, in mid-2003 Google started to update it's index continuously. It appears that, still, there has to be an update of the complete index once in a while and during this time new backward links are shown. But, because of the continuous update, the effects on search results seem to be rather insignificant. Test here.

The Google Dance Test Domains www2 and www3

The beginning of a Google Dance can always be watched at the test domains www2.google.com and www3.google.com. Those domains normally have stable DNS records which make the domains resolve to only one (often the same) IP address. Before the Google Dance begins, at least one of the test domains is assigned the IP address of the data center that receives the new index first.

Building up a completely new index once per month can cause quite some trouble. After all, Google has to spider some billion documents an then to process many TeraBytes of data. Therefore, testing the new index is inevitable. Of course, the folks at Google don't need the test domains themselves. Most certainly, they have many options to check a new index internally, but they do not have a lot of time to conduct the tests.

So, the reason for having www2 and www3 is rather to show the new index to webmasters which are interested in their upcoming rankings. Many of these webmasters discuss the new index at the Google forums out on the web. These discussions can be observed by Google employees. At that time, the general public cannot see the new index yet, because the DNS records for www.google.com normally do not point to the IP address of the data center that is updated first when the update begins.

As soon as Google's test community of forums members does not find any severe malfunctions caused by the new index, Google's DNS records are ready to make www.google.com resolve the the data center that is updated first. This is the time when the Google Dance begins. But if severe malfunctions become obvious during this test phase, there is still the possibility to cancel the update at the other data centers. The domain www.google.com would not resolve to the data center which has the flawed index and the general public could not take any notice about it. In this case, the index could be rebuilt or the web could be spidered again.

So, the search results which are to be seen on www2.google.com and www3.google.com will always appear on www.google.com later on, as long as there is a regular index update. However, there may be minor fluctuations. On the one hand, the index at one data center never absolutely equals the index at another data center. We can easily check this by watching the number of results for the same query at the data center domains listed above, which often differ from each other. On the other hand, it is often assumed that the iterative PageRank calculation is not finished yet, when the Google Dance begins so that preliminary values exert influence on rankings at that point in time.

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Most of the tests implemented in this tool are based on the tests defined in mobileOK Basic, on which feedback is actively sought. Please refer to the document to get the details on where to send the comments.

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More then half a million iPhones sold in few days after launch we know that it’s a great future. It’s a revolutionary phone, it’s a full screen video iPod, it’s an internet browsing device, it’s an e-mail messaging device, it’s a small computer that you can put in your pocket and do almost anything you want with it.

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