wmuser
msg:1576009 | 11:57 am on Jun 5, 2006 (gmt 0) |
LeaveMeAlone yes,so even if they accept international webmasters,their accounts will be terminated sooner or later,as almost all international webmasters are getting some x% of international traffic
Asking a webmaster to implement Geo targeting and accept Y ads to US visitors only is absurd but i am sure that they will add Geo targeting at their side sooner or later
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LeaveMeAlone
msg:1576010 | 1:40 pm on Jun 16, 2006 (gmt 0) |
"i am sure that they will add Geo targeting at their side sooner or later" As with internationalization I think we can count on later, rather than sooner. In fact it is already later. I just can't get my head around such a lazy, lethargic approach to internet business. I really can't. It's little wonder that Google has been eating into their markets for so many years.
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G_Smitty
msg:1576011 | 7:09 pm on Jun 16, 2006 (gmt 0) |
| It's little wonder that Google has been eating into their markets for so many years. |
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It's more like Yahoo just handed it over to Google on a silver plater.
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G_Smitty
msg:1576012 | 7:17 pm on Jun 16, 2006 (gmt 0) |
Yahoo has been in beta for so long and I doubt they will ever get it together. They can't include new publishers or international publishers because they don't have the advertisers. I think they were hoping that the Yahoo Publisher Network would spawn new advertisers. I guess it hasn't developed yet.
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