Edge
msg:3882749 | 10:05 pm on Mar 31, 2009 (gmt 0) |
I have never had the performance with YPN as I have with other ads - my direct advertisers as well. I keep YPN in play and earn enough to keep them engaged - one never knows...
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dataguy
msg:3883929 | 1:20 pm on Apr 2, 2009 (gmt 0) |
I decided this week to give YPN another shot and I'm using it to replace AdSense ads on pages which AdSense has paid nothing since the beginning of the Analytics integration 5 months ago. This might not be a good method for comparison, but anything from YPN is better than nothing from AdSense. Besides, removing low-performing ads from AdSense seems to not only increase AdSense CPM, but overall AdSense revenue as well.
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Sally Stitts
msg:3884175 | 4:58 pm on Apr 2, 2009 (gmt 0) |
"the YPN CTR has been about 1/4 that of the AdSense CTR" That's darn good. Month after month after month, my YPN CTR has never risen to 1/10 of my AdSense CTR. I have the "keep them engaged" philosophy, as well. One never knows.
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dbcoders
msg:3885037 | 6:59 pm on Apr 3, 2009 (gmt 0) |
personally, I don't hold much hope. It is been going downhill for almost two years now and seems to be getting worse, not better.
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