Chances are that most of your quality traffic comes from Google, but the search landscape is starting to look a little ruffled.

Yahoo have relaunched their web portal, and are said to be spending $100m in a global advertising campaign.

And Microsoft’s Bing is starting to nibble the edges of some of Google’s long-dominated market share, with ComScore recording a 9.3% share of the US search market.

I don’t believe that this spells the beginning of the end for Google. But it may prove to be the beginning of something slightly different.

AdWords advertisers are becoming increasingly fed up with Google’s system, and some of our own clients are starting to consider other options.

With Yahoo’s relaunch and Bing’s growth, Google should start fixing their flaws. Fast.