However, YouTube is growing more quickly than the company’s other major ad sources. The unit brought in $6.01 billion in ad revenue during the first quarter — up from $4 billion from a year earlier, for a growth rate of 49%. In comparison, “search and other” and Google Network revenues each increased 30% from the year-ago quarter in Q1.

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“For example, if you’re an attorney and you deal with crane accidents ... you’re looking at about millions of dollars in lawsuit, you’re probably going to pay a couple hundred dollars for that click. [Whereas] if you’re running a house-cleaning business, you’re probably paying $7 a click because your average sale is maybe 50 bucks. So depending on how competitive the niche and how much money a business owner stands to make, the more costly those keywords are,” he said.

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