Affiliate Programs Google vs Yahoo

ERCollins · Jul 16, 2005

Ok, has anyone used Yahoo's version of adsense?

Any comments on it?

mike031 · Jul 16, 2005

yahoo's version of google adsense? no such thing.

the programs they offer are different and are much harder to even get accepted to in the first place.

ERCollins · Jul 16, 2005

ok so no one has used them or got excepted, I mean really they are not that different, they have ads and search.

I guess I will register and see how it works and see if I can get excepted.

blindchild · Jul 16, 2005

Their program requires a lot of traffic, minimum of 25,000 unique page views. Adsense is only for " Google ". They have their own name. They pay very well though.

fayyaz · Jul 16, 2005

I'ven't seen it any where .

aleeonline · Jul 16, 2005

neither have i ... can you please post the link here ... adsense is the best to me though ...

Anthony Ng · Jul 16, 2005

http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/pn/cm.php

TvDomain · Jul 16, 2005

ecollins said:
ok so no one has used them or got excepted, I mean really they are not that different, they have ads and search.

I guess I will register and see how it works and see if I can get excepted.

google is good one on that subject , but the problem is the competition is so hard , you will be competing dipending on what you will advertise, with big names on that product , they pay high prices for a click , so they will be in the first pages , so it dipend on how much you want to pay google for 1 click(visitor) to your website , exemple , if you sale a product or a service for 4$ , you need to pay more then what your product cost that way you will be one of the first firms who show's up in the first pages , or you pay $0.05 and you will be way back in the corner so far that people can not even rich the page where your add will be ... adwords for google is made for some one who realy wants to invest good money extra just for advertising....
but i wish good luck to you buddy :wink:

Kaz · Jul 29, 2005

I'll have to try Yahoo's version out. Thanks for the link.

cooljeba · Aug 25, 2005

nameslave thanks for sharing the link but the minimum requirement seems too heavy

" Customized solutions are available for companies that generate more than two million Web searches or 20 million page views monthly. "

I prefer Google Adsense

..:: peace ::..
Jeba

opie67 · Nov 2, 2005

Yes we are members of the new Yahoo program - but cannot initiate because we are in Canada (and this program is in Beta right now only to US-based publishers). Will post information when I get it.

Golom · Nov 5, 2005

Ok, I have just recently switched over to yahoo publishing from adsesnse. Let me say that I am thrilled about their program. I am seeing about a increase in revenue with their untargeted ads alone. I would reccomend to anyone that can get into this program definatly make the switch.

Yahoooooo For Yahoo Publishing!

jdk · Nov 5, 2005

What types of sites has everyone been submitting to get accepted?

duskdawn · Nov 6, 2005

TvDomain said:
google is good one on that subject , but the problem is the competition is so hard , you will be competing dipending on what you will advertise, with big names on that product , they pay high prices for a click , so they will be in the first pages , so it dipend on how much you want to pay google for 1 click(visitor) to your website , exemple , if you sale a product or a service for 4$ , you need to pay more then what your product cost that way you will be one of the first firms who show's up in the first pages , or you pay $0.05 and you will be way back in the corner so far that people can not even rich the page where your add will be ... adwords for google is made for some one who realy wants to invest good money extra just for advertising....
but i wish good luck to you buddy :wink:

You are right, but the original post is seeking info for adsense and yahoo ads, not adwords.

mike031 · Nov 6, 2005

this is an old thread, yahoo's program wasn't even rolled out at the time.

Sheva · Nov 7, 2005

-List of domains with unique visitors and page views by domain

- breakdown of where your traffic is coming from (by country)

-sources of traffic What % is type-in? What are your other
sources?

Yahoo asking the info above to join is that correct? it will take some times to collect all that data.

bigroxtar · Nov 16, 2005

I have had great success with yahoo and am averaging around $5 per click (my highest click is around $10, with nothing lower than $1/click). Here's the trick, if you are using their program, use the "ad targeting" feature. That will increase your click payout.

I would appreciate F$ if you use this. I honor your honesty.

bigroxtar