Yahoo! Search Marketing UK
- 3rd Jan 2008
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Ok so Yahoo has quite a nice Aff offer at the moment :
Start with £50 credit in your new Yahoo! Search Marketing account for a limited period only.
and the kick back is Very Good too !
Yahoo! Search Marketing UK Terms and Conditions July 2007
Yahoo! Search Marketing’s policy on PPC (Pay-per-Click) search engines including Miva, Yahoo! Search Marketing, Google and any other search engine that offers full or partial Pay-per-Click advertising
Yahoo! Search Marketing’s policy regarding the protection of our brand name in association with PPC is as follows. Affiliates who are part of the Yahoo! Search Marketing affiliate programme with Commission Junction will be prohibited from the following:
1. Using Yahoo! Search Marketing’s brand name, brand name misspellings or similar variations in the written copy of adverts on PPC search engines.
2. Using Yahoo! Search Marketing’s brand names, brand name misspellings or similar variations as keywords or key phrases for the purposes of targeting adverts on PPC search engines.
3. Using Overture’s brand name, brand name misspellings or similar variations in the written copy of adverts on PPC search engines.
4. Using Overture’s brand names, brand name misspellings or similar variations as keywords or key phrases for the purposes of targeting adverts on PPC search engines.
Any affiliates found to be in breach of any of the above will be put on notice and if this process continues this may result in their account being permanently excluded from the program.
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I wonder if people will be precharging these and selling them on webmaster world just like they did or are doing with google accounts.
:s
Good deal though.
Going to try this, thank you for the link
I’ve tried Yahoo but doesnt seem that Yahoo is Popular in UK .. is it worth to run Yahoo OVT for UK ?
I’ve used a Yahoo account for over 6 months but the results are far below those of Google and even MSN Adcenter. So concentrate on Google because this Yahoo Marketing is just costing you money without getting good results!
You forgot the even better deal, them paying you £50 per sign-up :)
No i didn’t say and the kick back was good ;)
Going to try this, thank you for the link :-)
hmmm…seems you have to start with at least £110 pounds, £60 of which must come from your pocket, based on the minimum daily budget of £1 and minimum bid of £0.05.