What the new feature in the Yahoo! Search results page means to advertisers We unveiled the new and improved Yahoo! search results page last month, which gives users more control over the results they see. One of the key features that was added lets users filter results by website; and starting today, your Sponsored Search ad [...] Full story...
Four simple steps to help your campaign keep up with new searches
I can’t possibly be the only person that remembers the line “just set it and forget it”.
Network distribution and import campaigns features give greater control over your campaigns
We resolved to deliver to our Sponsored Search advertisers two great new features in the new year: network distribution control and an import campaigns tool.
Yahoo! rings in 2010 with search advertising enhancements that deliver
Last fall, I answered the question “Does search still matter to Yahoo!” with a definitive YES.
Using the ADR and blocked domains to your advantage
Back in the day, family road trips were incomplete without maps.
Yahoo! and Electus’ Ben Silverman announce new content, ad delivery concept
Three words: Content, content, content.
The top 7 how-to’s of 2009
Well, it’s not quite like “Dear Abby,” but last year’s how-to posts from the Yahoo! Search Marketing blog and the Yahoo! Advertising blog are the next best thing.
What can you do with a Yahoo! display ad? More than just display, for starters
Whether video, Web or mobile, Yahoo! display ads are rocking the house down, branding your products, sending the messages you want and getting the ROI you want, as this video shows.
Video games, Legos and Transformers lead the way
With the holidays as close as they are, anyone still shopping for toys is either a great parent or a glutton for punishment.
Barbie, Hannah and Dora trump the Easy Bake Oven
The other day I was on an elevator with three women who were discussing the toys their children wanted for the holidays.
Video game console and game sales are through the roof again this year
When it comes to holiday gifts, video games have been at the top of many people’s wish lists since Pac-Man first started gobbling power pellets in the early 1980s.