nimeshatbms
msg:3279016 | 5:50 am on Mar 12, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Once Yahoo! launched their new System "Panama", the bid tool has been taken off. I think you have not used Yahoo! SEM for a long time. Plz update your self as there has been a hell of changes. Like:
1. Quality Index.
2. Ad Position based on quality and not just CPC.
etc,. AND NO TOOLS AVAILABLE FOR DETAILS REGARDING BIDS AS YAHOO! HAS STOPPED REVEALING THE BIDS.
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aeiouy
msg:3281850 | 4:33 pm on Mar 14, 2007 (gmt 0) |
I am not even sure the original poster was a Yahoo Search Marketing Customer. Sounds like they just used the bid tool. Which I suspect is one of the reasons why it is no longer publically available.
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Brian_M
msg:3288857 | 8:23 pm on Mar 21, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Is this what you're looking for: [inventory.overture.com...] Brian M
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arieng
msg:3288874 | 8:32 pm on Mar 21, 2007 (gmt 0) |
I don't think it was taken down because of abuse, the inventory tool is still active. The bid tool is no longer relevant because YSM is no longer adheres to strict auction-style ranking of ads. The quality component makes the bid tool obsolete, and showing actual bids would make it easier to deduce their quality algorithm, in turning making it easier to game the system. The Overture bid tool was great for estimating the potential size in dollars of a keyword-market. Now that all big PPC programs have moved away from auctions, does anyone have other ideas on how to come by a decent estimate?
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