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joey_skulls
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Posted: 06/16/2008 08:37 am
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Hi guys,

This association worries me quite a bit. If Google serves their ads on Yahoo which has a enormous market share for search, it might impact Google's quality. What if Yahoos traffic does not work, will we be able to opt-out? I don't think so; i think Yahoo will be part of the Google Search Partners which we can just opt-in and out without any selections. The Search network of Google works fine for me, but if yahoo comes in and messes everyting up, I will have to opt-out and lose out and the old converting traffic I sued to have without Yahoo.

Maybe I am looking to far ahead, but Yahoo traffic does not impress me at all.

What do you guys think?



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Posted: 06/16/2008 09:58 am
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I suspect to some extent it will depend on the demographics of your target audience, But I'll bet for most Adwords and Adsense users, the effects will be negligible.

The opportunity here (if there is one!), is for Yahoo!'s customers.



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Posted: 08/21/2008 04:13 pm
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"The opportunity here (if there is one!), is for Yahoo!'s customers."

I was wondering if you'd be willing to expand on this.


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