Yahoo Adsense?

[zam23]

I am confused. I know how google adsense works.

Is there something called Yahoo adsense? Yahoo revenue earning program.

Please explain how to start yahoo revenue earning? This is a great help.

[mehtaamit12]

yes there is a program
go through http://publisher.yahoo.com/

[lifeplayer]

yahoo have similar program call yahoo publisher but only available for US member

[Abhik]

Yes, thers a similar program run my Yahoo as well.
But, its limited to US citizens only.
Its called Yahoo Publisher Network (http://publisher.yahoo.com) (YPN).

[zam23]

Thanks I applied for YPN, but no response yet.

[BenGregg]

How does YPN compare to Adsense these days? I wish Google got some real competition so they were forced to increase the percentage the Publishers received.

[bermuda]

Well, even using the term Yahoo AdSense might not be that wrong anyway. Especially if you refer back to the status some months ago when the ad sharing cooperation was in place between Yahoo and Google. Although Yahoo has its own version of Publishing system and advertising program, but at a time the Google ads were seen on the sites that were meant to only receive the Yahoo ads and this was good for some months.

[dairyman]

Thanks I applied for YPN, but no response yet.

It takes its own time for approval and at present the YPN is restricted to US only.

[abbaby_80]

yes i tried yahoo publisher
but i not get any response from them

[RECEP]

if u wanna get interest from yahoo or get a right to join their revenue probram, u should own a very high trafficed website that is mostly located in europe or us, l think soo.

[Plutoscript]

Thanks guys, I was also wondering if yahoo has something like that. But why US citizens only?

[Lalamaple]

Adsense can't compare to the many ppc advertising programs out there.

IMO adsense just pays more =]

[zam23]

thanks for ur information

[diaadriansyah]

YPN for US only because there have big market

[fr@nc!z]

From Wikipedia:

The Yahoo! Publisher Network (abbreviated YPN) is a beta network launched on August 2, 2005 by Yahoo!. As the service is currently in Beta, it is currently only accepting US-Based publishers; it is believed that Yahoo! will expand this when the program comes out of Beta. YPN provides cost per click contextual advertising, similar to Google Adsense, as well as various tools and services to assist publishers in building and improving their websites.

[LinkBuilder2009]

Hopefully it will be available soon on other territories, I will be waiting for this

[RightMan]

From Wikipedia:

The Yahoo! Publisher Network (abbreviated YPN) is a beta network launched on August 2, 2005 by Yahoo!. As the service is currently in Beta, it is currently only accepting US-Based publishers; it is believed that Yahoo! will expand this when the program comes out of Beta. YPN provides cost per click contextual advertising, similar to Google Adsense, as well as various tools and services to assist publishers in building and improving their websites.

Four years since YPN has been launched and it is still in beta! :eek:
Wonder, how much more time it needs to complete the testing of the set up!! :(

It hope it does get out of beta... before, the company itself goes into beta (some co. pouncing on it!) :rolleyes:

Regards,

RightMan

[suganindia]

Why ypn only in US ?

[bbqguy]

yahoo just doesn't get it and they will never catch up with google's adwords/adsense

[teckinik]

yeah they have "yahoo search marketing"

[seowriter2323]

yahoo is not as good as adsense and will never be close

[lindamood1]

YPN good or google adsense that i need to know

[innocentdevil_ham]

yeah they have "yahoo search marketing"

[0jzq]

the thread title makes me laugh my ass off

Theres Yahoo publisher network

[EpsilonX5]

Yeah it had me laughing too XD

I'm not in the US,
so I can't join now.

Probably won't ever join since I was scammed by Yahoo already...

[mankind777]

Why ypn only in US ?

Ask them lol And i heard yahoo is Much better more then Google adsense

[mdamin76]

Yahoo publisher pays better than adsense, but only open to US publishers only. Let's hope they will spread the eligibility to worldwide.