Time to switch from Google Adsense to Yahoo PN after Microsoft News ?

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  1. makemoneyonline profile image33
    makemoneyonlineposted 17 years ago

    After Microsoft announced the intends to buy Yahoo do you think Yahoo PN will take off ?

    1. darkside profile image59
      darksideposted 17 years agoin reply to this

      Got source?

      How much do they intend to buy it for?

      It would have to be in the billions.

      Maybe we can take up a collection and buy it as a HubPage Author Co-op. Then we can have our hubs come in at number 1 for a Yahoo search for our chosen keywords.

  2. Mark Knowles profile image59
    Mark Knowlesposted 17 years ago

    No.

  3. profile image0
    Marye Audetposted 17 years ago

    Mark-
    One of the things I appreciate about you is that you are....succinct

    smile

  4. Mark Knowles profile image59
    Mark Knowlesposted 17 years ago

    Thx

  5. mathan1234 profile image59
    mathan1234posted 17 years ago

    MS had their own contextual based advertising service. I haven't tried it, but from what I understand, it's never done all that well. So I suppose if MS buys Yahoo, one of two things will happen:

    1. Yahoo will make the MS contextual ad service better.
    2. MS will ruin Yahoo's contextual based ad system.

    Only time will tell.

    1. makemoneyonline profile image33
      makemoneyonlineposted 17 years agoin reply to this

      Not rational: if they buy yahoo it's for their branding. On the contrary they will dumb MSN and focus on Yahoo.

      1. mathan1234 profile image59
        mathan1234posted 17 years agoin reply to this

        I'm not saying they'll intentionally ruin the Yahoo Contextual Advertisement business. My point is that so far they haven't been able to manage a successful contextual business of their own. I'm just saying that one of the many possibilities would be that MS could mess up the good thing that Yahoo has going.

        I don't think that Yahoo has much of a choice. MS wants to buy the company in stock, at a 60% premium over the current price. Sounds like if MS wants the company, they can get it.

  6. Mark Knowles profile image59
    Mark Knowlesposted 17 years ago

    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22947626/

    I'll chip in a couple of grand, but that's it big_smile

  7. darkside profile image59
    darksideposted 17 years ago

    $44.6 billion

    I may have a spare .6

    But it's only got one zero behind it I'm afraid.

  8. Mark Knowles profile image59
    Mark Knowlesposted 17 years ago

    'tsa lotta money, that's for sure. Makes you wonder.

  9. jimmythejock profile image73
    jimmythejockposted 17 years ago

    I would invest but im afraid cant find my bank card, you think they will accept an iou to be paid to them in January 3007?.....jimmy

  10. Inspirepub profile image73
    Inspirepubposted 17 years ago

    Actually, a couple of weeks back I was talking to  guy who works for the SEO that Yahoo hired to get its own pages up its own search results for its own chosen keywords ...

    So buying it wouldn't help us get our Hubs up there, apparently.

    We'd be better off buying this SEO company wink

    Jenny

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    daflaposted 17 years ago

    Microsoft also owns MSN and it's never made money, so they say.

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    tagtopicsposted 17 years ago

    I saw something not so long ago (no idea where now) that suggested Yahoo was going to boost its payouts for affiliates using its ads in an attempt to get adsense users to defect.

    Don't think that worked.

    However, take a look at alexa.com - yahoo is #1, above google, and if you merged it with msn.com and windows live (#3 & #4) who knows?

    They'll have to do something special to get people away from adsense, and that can only benefit the website owners.

 
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