Bing/Yahoo search ads feed implementation

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Hello,

I`ve heard of people having Bing/Yahoo search ads feed and selling the script to other people against revenue share. It is something like a parked page with Yahoo feed on it.
Basically I want to add targeted ad feeds on a page, either among content, or naked, like these, how do I do that:
 

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Hello,

I`ve heard of people having Bing/Yahoo search ads feed and selling the script to other people against revenue share. It is something like a parked page with Yahoo feed on it.
Basically I want to add targeted ad feeds on a page, either among content, or naked, like these, how do I do that:
do you have their xml feed?
 
Request it directly from the ad network.
It’s not some kind of illegal or custom script, they give it to you.
 
Brand new website. Will get traffic with native and SEO
 
Can somebody give a deeper explanation of how this might work ? A simple flow of the process maybe. Thank you.
 
Hi, I might be able to provide you with a high paying search feed. Can you provide me with your S kype name and I can discuss what we have in mind
Hi Cody,
I'm looking Yahoo search feed for partnership, we have a big experience with it, pls let me know if you are still interested
 
Hi Cody,
I'm looking Yahoo search feed for partnership, we have a big experience with it, pls let me know if you are still interested
do you get yahoo xml feed from cody finally?
or is he Spam?

thanks for reply
 
Hi,

I'm interested too. I've seen people redirecting native ads clicks to a landing page with some keywords that lead to a yahoo page full of ads like this one : https://search.yahoo.com/yhs/search...qo11&p=track+a+vehicle+with+gps&type=42439903

You are only credited on the second click, but it seems to be profitable as I see more and more domains using this kind of arbitrage.
I'm really shifting monetization model from Google to whatever pays well. Any help please?
 
Hi,

I'm interested too. I've seen people redirecting native ads clicks to a landing page with some keywords that lead to a yahoo page full of ads like this one : https://search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?hspart=yahoo&hsimp=yhs-qo11&p=track+a+vehicle+with+gps&type=42439903

You are only credited on the second click, but it seems to be profitable as I see more and more domains using this kind of arbitrage.
I'm really shifting monetization model from Google to whatever pays well. Any help please?
Have you found some information about it? It looks interesting.
 
You are not a search, you are a YAHOO contextual advertisement, search arbitrage is not on your picture
 
Hi,

I'm interested too. I've seen people redirecting native ads clicks to a landing page with some keywords that lead to a yahoo page full of ads like this one : https://search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?hspart=yahoo&hsimp=yhs-qo11&p=track+a+vehicle+with+gps&type=42439903

You are only credited on the second click, but it seems to be profitable as I see more and more domains using this kind of arbitrage.
I'm really shifting monetization model from Google to whatever pays well. Any help please?
first click can be credited?
i dont' think so...
 
So, let me shine some light on this subject. Yahoo allows arbitrage but getting a feed isn’t that easy. It’s not handed out to everyone and only provided by a handful of companies.

You need to have a proper company set up and some money ready to invest.
If you do, you can apply. Once you get approved you can use d2s, s2s and n2s from sources which have to be approved by yahoo. So think GDN for display, taboola for native and AdWords for search. Using push traffic for example is not allowed.
the process is simple. You run a native ad, user clicks on it ends up on a SERP. Once they click on the ads they are being taken to the advertisers page and you will get paid. So yes on a first click basis . Mind you there are niches which are not allowed, such as finance. If you are serious about this and interested in a feed I can make some introductions.
 
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