Alphabet Inc.'s search advertising revenue continues to grow despite the rise of AI-driven search competitors. According to a proprietary survey conducted by BMO Capital Markets involving 1,000 U.S. consumers, concerns about Google Search losing market share to AI search alternatives are unfounded. The survey indicates that users demonstrate strong loyalty to Google, with an increasing number relying on it as their primary search engine and showing little willingness to switch to other platforms. BMO Capital Markets has reiterated its outperform rating on Alphabet, emphasizing the resilience of Google Search in the evolving digital landscape.
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BMO talking up $GOOGL Search resilience in a note today. Their survey data shows rising prevalence on Google as their go-to search tool. Also shows an increasingly strong lack of willingness to switch. 👍 https://t.co/zugiXdvc99
$GOOGL BMO Capital Survey Suggests 'Google Search Fears Are Overblown' BMO's Proprietary Internet Search Survey of 1,000 U.S. consumers suggests that users increasingly rely on Google as their primary search tool. Consumers indicate that they are unlikely to stop using Google