Who is yahoo's target market?
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Everyone it just depends on what feature you are talking about. They have a little bit of everything for everyone. For example, I dont think many kids and pre 24 year olds use the finance section very much.\n\nCounselorDan
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You can find out Yahoo's advertising opportunities available for your budget through this tool\n\nhttps://public.yahoo.com/leads-cgi/iso_lead_form.pl
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You'll want to contact Yahoo! Search Marketing (formerly known as Overture). See the sources for the link.
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Market targeting would be deciding which market to go after like government, automobile, telecom, construction, education, manufacturing, consumer, etc.\n\nTarget marketing is to go after specific areas within a market like Universities, high schools, Telecom manufacturers as opposed to telephone companies, etc. It can become very targetted like going after History teachers, purchasing agents in one industry, Lions Club members, Cadillac owners, carpenters, graphic artists, etc.
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people search on yahoos main page.
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The first thing to ask is "Where is your target market going?" -- and that is the place where you should advertise. \n\nAre they going to the search engines? \n\nMost definitely yes, so you can use the option of using pay per click advertising (you pay for every click your ad gets). Google, the biggest search engine, has a program called Adwords, while Yahoo also has its counterpart program. Adwords is easier to set up. PPC however entails a great deal of savvy, monitoring and strategizing -- from selection of keywords to figuring out the bid amounts to determining conversion per keyword.\n\nWho are your target audiences and what sites are they using?\n\nYou did not specify the services you offer. But assuming for example that you are a graphic designer and doing logo designs, then one target market would be new business owners and website owners. If you are targeting small businesses, then you may want to advertise in small business websites. Check the advertising options they offer - from banner ads (check what sizes are offered from standard banners to leaderboards), to sponsored text links, to newsletter advertising.\n\nAnd every time you advertise, carefully monitor the conversion: how much business is your ad bringing in and what are the most effective formats/websites to use?
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Here is the Yahoo Management Team:\n\nTerry Semel\nChairman, Chief Executive Officer and Director \n\nJerry Yang\nCo-founder and Chief Yahoo \n\nDavid Filo\nCo-founder and Chief Yahoo  \n\n\nhttp://yhoo.client.shareholder.com/bios.cfm
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From the Annual report of 12/31/05, it looks like at least 25 (depending on how many countries are included in 'Northern Europe):\n\n"GEOGRAPHIC AREAS\n\nWe manage and measure our business geographically.  Our principal geographies are the United States and International.  We seek to build upon our global user base by developing Internet offerings focused on specific geographic regions both domestically and internationally.  Additional information required by this item is incorporated herein by reference to Note 15 — “Segments” of the Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements, which appears in Item 8 of this Annual Report on Form 10-K.\n\nWe provide services in more than 15 languages in over 20 countries, regions and territories, including localized versions of Yahoo! in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, India,  Italy, Japan,  Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, Northern Europe and Scandinavia (Denmark, Sweden, Norway), Russia, Singapore, Spain, Taiwan, the United Kingdom and Ireland, and the United States.  We also provide some of our most popular and point-of-entry services through Yahoo! Asia (our portal to Southeast Asia including Indonesia, Philippines, and Thailand), Yahoo! Chinese (United States Chinese language site), Yahoo! en Español (United States Hispanic site), Yahoo! Canada en français (French Canadian site) and Yahoo! en Català (part of Yahoo! Spain’s Catalan language offerings).  Outside of Yahoo’s English-speaking markets, we have built independent, localized-language directories, websites and other content, developed by native speakers of each language.  We own a majority or 100 percent of these international operations (except in Australia, China and Japan), and have established offices worldwide to facilitate the local development of these businesses. "
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many... go to yahoo stock screener and search
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I believe Yahoo utilizes Google's search engine
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I'm sure it will be minimal, at least in its current form. I think the value to Yahoo! is to keep people hanging around their portal, and to add value to the brand. They might start selling ads targeted at keywords in the questions (i.e., ask a question about hotels in NYC and you get ads from hotels in NYC), but that would take a while to really make money, and I doubt it would ever become a real cash cow for them.
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subscribe for yahoo !
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Yes...yahoo is world wide
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Are you talking about Google Adwords? spend money on Google contextual advertising?\n\nThere are plenty of similar ones like Yahoo Overture http://www.content.overture.com/d/\nKanoodle is another search engine.\nWhen you advertise with Yahoo, your ads will show up under MSN search, AOL, other popular search engines.\n\nDepending on what you are advertising for? product/service?  results can vary by the keywords you are picking to attract targetted customers.
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yahoo for types of services. google for its search engine.....
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87% of Yahoo's 2005 revenue was earned via:\n(a) paid search listings (sponsored text results) that appear at the top of the Yahoo search engine results page when you do a search.\n(b) media ads (aka: banner advertising)\n(c) rich media ads (ads that are interactive, musical, co-sponsoring, etc.).\n\nThe remaining earnings came from subscription fees for services they offer (bill pay, hosting, etc.) and licensing fees they get for patents that they license.\n\nIf this is the best answer, please vote it the best. Thanks!
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Read the Yahoo guidelines