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I am Canadian resident and some people have already complained they couldn't sign up for Yahoo! because they don't have a valid US SSN.
Any thought on that? Will I be able to sign up? I am excited, but don't want to get dissapointed, so before I start my application, I would like to hear your opinion. THANK YOU.
What's the big deal? Yahoo's rolling out global soon enough. If someone doesn't mind waiting for an accummulated check until then I don't get what the problem is.
the facts are YPN isn't going global for a VERY long time.
why?
most advertisers don't want their ads displayed outside of the U.S. YPN doesn't have a lot of international advertisers so until there is an increased number of foreign advertisers the program will stay closed - Yahoo isn't about to open the program up when they only have a handful of advertisers.
it's pretty logical..
I'd prefer to not have all my eggs in one basket so I want to try Yahoo. But I'm a little confused about the adsense TOS. Can I have a Yahoo ad on the same site as long as it isn't on the same page as adsense?
Also how is Yahoo doing for people who have been on it for a while?
it still doesn't solve the problem with foreign traffic.. those with X% foreign traffic will still not be able to join until there are advertisers for those countries.
YPN will likely do what Google is doing.. show foreign ads when they are avialble to foreign users, but no ad when there are none.
i can say 95% of overture advertisers do not want their ads to be displayed to users outside the U.S.
i speak from experience as i have an overture account and do not want my ads to be displayed outside of the U.S - simply because foreign traffic does very poor in ROI.
most advertisers don't want their ads displayed outside of the U.S. YPN doesn't have a lot of international advertisers so until there is an increased number of foreign advertisers the program will stay closed - Yahoo isn't about to open the program up when they only have a handful of advertisers.
I live in pakistan but I've 74% of traffic from US on my website, so not allowing international publishers is a blunder.
With the exception of Japan, most *commercial* foreign publishers who want to make money will run US-related sites.
I honestly don't like the anti-foreign vibe I'm seeing here from some of you.
If Google can do it, so can Yahoo and it won't hurt any of your bottom lines when Geotargetted ads are served.