I would also like to know if Yahoo started *ppc* pay per click for exclusive for India? if no are they planning to do it?
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I can't answer the Indian part of your question, but there are lots of PPC engines. \n\nThe problems with most of the smaller engines are \n- low quality traffic and click fraud\n- limited traffic volume makes it take a long time to get any meaningful account feedback\n\nI recommend staying with Google and Yahoo! off the start. If you can't compete on those networks it may mean that you need to work on improving your business model or conversion rates.\n\nAttached are two links, one to a page offering PPC tips and another to a free PDF book offering a bunch of tips about the PPC market.
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I think you have to have a website and then direct traffic to Yahoo, look at the source, where it says Earn money ...
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The anwsers are free...NOW. This is still in Beta. The structure will probably change into something similar to Google's "answer" site. That is, you'll have to pay. I think you'll pay Yahoo a subscription or pay/answer and then yahoo will give a comission (prize award) to the best answerer. But this is just my speculation. They should keep this stuff free :)
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Yes, we are having REAL SUCCESS with Adsense. Let's just say we are earning in one month what a research assistant in Washington DC earns in a year. We're definitely not earning pennies from the program :o)\n\nWebmasterWorld has a lot of discussions on Adsense and one of the most active discussions right now is the thread "How I made a Million in 3 Months with Adsense  http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum89/12751.htm . The person who started the thread is Markus Finch, who operates the immensely popular online dating website PlentyofFish.com. PlentyofFish.com's business model is different from the subscription based model used by the big online dating websites. Instead of subscriptions, Markus relies on advertising, specifically Google Adsense to derive income from his website. The lessons he shares are:\n\n1. Understand your traffic and how it could affect your keywords.\n2. Create sites that will bring in repeat traffic.\n3. Have your users create content and lots of it.\n4. Do not enter markets with a lot of competition monitized via adsense.\n5. Keep your site simple.\n6. Learn from various forums and if people are not talking about your market, there is a good chance you will make money.\n\nMarkus' website has an impressive Alexa rank of 1,407. What is more impressive is that the site is only a two-person operation, with Markus getting help from his girlfriend unlike his big competitors run by big corporations (e.g. Viacom owns Match.com).\n\nIt is important that you experiment, but keep in mind that your mileage varies. Some sites fit so well with Adsense and can earn thousands from it (example is my website), while some can earn very little from it -- EVEN with tremendous amount of traffic. Here's a thread I recently answered where the site owner said that her site was even featured in 60 Minutes show and is enjoying an avalanche of traffic - yet she earns only $10 from it http://answers.yahoo.com/question/;_ylt=Ar5WQhJtsb8LJN4NbpDeivgjzKIX?qid=1006032112980 \n\nYou have to remember that your income will depend on several factors: \n\n1. keywords shown on your site\n2. level of advertiser bidding on your site - e.g. keywords "diamond" is worth more than "squirrel games" because more advertisers are willing to spend money on those interested in diamonds\n3. your traffic levels - the more traffic you have, the better\n4. your CTR rate - the higher the better and this depends on your ad placement, your ad colors\n5. responsiveness of audience to ads\n5. smartpricing - the big unknown in Adsense\n\nOne website with the 10,000 uniques a day can earn $50 while another may earn $500. Your mileage varies.\n\nThe only way you can learn about how your site will perform with Adsense is through trying it.\n\nI suggest you read the following articles:\n\nGoogle Adsense: How Small Business Entrepreneurs can Earn from Online Advertising http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol123/adsense.htm \nEarning Revenues from Contextual Advertising http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol139/contextual.htm \n8 Tips for Maximizing Contextual Advertising Revenues http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol146/contextual.htm \nContextual Advertising: Why Are You Earning Only Pennies? http://www.powerhomebiz.com/022006/adsense.htm
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Hi\n\nI dont think so. Nowadays hosting in India is as fast as USA. You got to select tier one bandwidth providers and onlyt have got a nice peer to rest of the world. Also I am in involved in SEO for one of my UK based client who is hosting a clustered server in India. I could say hosting in India hasnt affected the search engine listing. I could gurantee that. I have recommended some of the hosting websites in India, US, Australia who have tier one premium bandwidth. I have been using service of all those I have listed here for around 3 years and I dont find any problem.\n\nRegards,\nWebmaster
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from the UK:\nhttp://searchmarketing.yahoo.co.uk/en_GB/as/index.php\n\nfrom the US:\nhttps://public.yahoo.com/leads-cgi/iso_lead_form.pl
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You need to use Overture, which Yahoo recently bought. Simply go to Overture.com, and it will guide you. \n\nThe google counterpart is Adwords, you can just go to google.com and click on advertising programs.
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Your answer is here:\n\nSUNNYVALE, Calif., Mar 22, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) --  Yahoo! Inc. (Nasdaq: YHOO) today introduced in the United States a new public beta of its instant messaging suite, Yahoo!(R) Messenger with Voice (http://messenger.yahoo.com), with enhanced PC-based calling capabilities.(1) With Phone Out, consumers in the U.S. can now make low-cost Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) calls using their PC to call traditional or mobile phones in more than 180 countries.(2) Calls within the U.S. and to more than 30 countries can be made for two cents a minute or less.(3) Additionally, U.S. consumers can receive calls on their PC from traditional and mobile phones for $2.99 a month or $29.90 a year with the Phone In feature. Phone In gives people a virtual presence in their city of choice, and wherever they travel, their phone number will follow them. \n\nThe new PC-based calling features were initially introduced to international users in December 2005, and will continue to be rolled out in additional localized versions. The enhanced Yahoo! Messenger with Voice features will also be introduced into Yahoo!'s co-branded Internet access services, including AT&T Yahoo! High Speed Internet, in the coming months. \n\n"Yahoo!'s top priority is to provide a stellar communications service through a variety of easy, fun and inexpensive ways to stay connected with others around the world," said Brad Garlinghouse, vice president, Communications Products, Yahoo! Inc. "We look forward to further incorporating voice features into Yahoo!'s global services, from communications to search, to help simplify and improve the Internet experience for our hundreds of millions of users around the world." \n\nStaying in Touch is Easy \n\nThe new PC-based voice calling capabilities join the suite of communications solutions in Yahoo! Messenger with Voice including text instant messaging (IM), PC-to-PC calling, e-mail, mobile text messaging, photo sharing and video. New enhancements to the service include: \n\n-- Phone Out: U.S. audiences can easily stay in touch with their  friends and family in more than 180 countries across the  Europe, Asia and the Americas, with low-cost calling from  their PC to traditional phones and mobile phones. Calls within  the U.S. and to more than 30 other countries can be made for  two U.S. cents a minute or less. Specific calling rates can be  found at: http://voice.yahoo.com. \n\n-- Phone In: The Phone In service gives U.S. audiences the  ability to receive calls on their PC from traditional and  mobile phones. For $2.99 a month or $29.90 a year, people can  select a personal phone number, and receive incoming calls at  no additional charge. For instance, New York residents, who  have friends and family in London, are able to choose a local  London-based phone number. When remote friends and family make  calls to the personal number, they will be charged for placing  a local phone call to that phone number. People can choose to  have multiple phone numbers, and wherever they travel, their  phone numbers will follow them. In the beta service,  country-based phone numbers are initially available in France,  the United Kingdom, and the United States with additional  country-based numbers available in the coming months. \n\n-- Free Voicemail: People will now be able to take advantage of a  free voicemail service with both their PC-to-PC inbound calls  and Phone In calls. If a call is missed, whether from a PC,  traditional phone or mobile phone, people can easily retrieve  the message at no additional cost. Additionally, Yahoo! Mail  now includes useful links to Yahoo! Messenger with Voice,  enabling people to easily check their voicemail directly from  Yahoo! Mail. \n\n-- Contact Search Bar: The new Contact Search Bar provides a fast  way to find and quickly connect with friends and family. As  people type their friends' names, Yahoo! IDs, phone numbers,  nicknames or any other infor
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Did you used to be an SBC Yahoo subscriber? \n\nCurrently I think SBC Yahoo customers get the 700K option, but  regular people get the 300K max. \n\nOne exception is videos in the Pepsi Smash program which also go up to 700K
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go to the country specific yahoo home page \n\n\nfor india\nhttp://in.yahoo.com
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Hello.  They're still in beta and are looking to charge commission when they move out of beta. They say 15%, so I guess it won't be free for ever and yes, there is a catch!  I guess they have to pay for their technology and people somehow.  Good luck with your business though!
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I wouldn't use the program. \n\nI was using the program and making roughly $0.10/click and making $30,000 a month. Then they decided to cancel my account saying I had invalid clicks...\n\nIf you search online, you'll see that 3 of every 4 people Google does this to are innocent. This is a horrible business practice and ruins the lives of people like myself.
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I don't know of anything like that for Yahoo!, but I do know that the AOL Browser (http://downloads.channel.aol.com/browser ) can do that to all web pages. It also offers a few other features. I don't like it because, well, I don't use any of the features enough for it to be useful to me. Some people do like it though, so give it a try.
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Try Yahoo! Local, Yahoo! 360 & Yahoo! Groups. Check out the sources box.\n\nAlso, consider signing up for an affiliate program. These programs enable you to advertise on other's sites (your affiliates) and once a sale is made to you, your affiliates & the program are paid a commission. We use ShareASale & pay out $25 to our affiliates once a sale is made & ShareASale takes another $5. $30 a sale is a pretty small price to pay for us. And I'm sure most programs like that allow you to set the commission rate (no point in your commission being half the price of a sale for you!)\n\nI also listed a couple of helpful links pertaining to marketing & advertising.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your endeavors!
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It is very simple today you can get free targeted ads, contextual ads and rich media ads from the following sites.\nThat is all free no cost.\nBut some Ad providers policy is very strict. The criterion is somewhat : 1000 visitors/month Fully owned site, original contents and no profanity.\nGoogle is most common in the ads business, yahoo has good pay out rate to their subscribers, and many more.
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Google does not charge you anything if you can get into their organic listings. \n\nBut if you use Adwords, then that's a different story - that's a pay per click advertising tool. \n\nYahoo combines PPC with their organic listings.
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You will need to get a paid yahoo account