Google is The Least Diversified Business In Tech 
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Google is The Least Diversified Business In Tech
We love this chart from Dan Frommer at SplatF.
He calls it the "Eggs In One Basket" index, because it charts out the largest source of revenue as a percentage for all the major tech companies. (Profits would be a different story altogether.)
Google gets over 90% of its revenue from one source: Advertising. The next closest is Amazon with product sales. But, Amazon's product sales are a mix of goods, so it's not exactly the same as relying on just advertising.
For now, this isn't a big problem for Google. The online ad market is still growing, and Google can capture a lot of the market. But, if things were to change, or advertising were to slow down, then look out.
What's incredible about this chart is how diverse Microsoft is from a sales perspective. Its most dominant business group, Office, only accounts for 30% of sales. Read more on the chart from Frommer here →
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