Bing/Yahoo search ads feed implementation

flyfck said:

Where do you source traffic for bing arb?

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ppc maven said:

We work with taboola, outbrain, facebook, and some other approved partners.

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ppc maven said:

We work with taboola, outbrain, facebook, and some other approved partners.

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ppc maven said:

Мы работаем с Taboola, Outbrain, Facebook и некоторыми другими проверенными партнерами.

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bigmansyndrome said:

Depends on your volumes. If you generate several 1000's of dollars per day you can try the direct partners such as codefuel or system1. If you have smaller volumes you can try directsearchfeed.com, linkvertise or any of the other platforms out there that offer search feeds.

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bigmansyndrome said:

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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bigmansyndrome said:

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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bigmansyndrome said:

Yes you can monetize it with a search feed. The revenue you will make depends on where your users are based.

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Valdis777 said:

Hi!
May I kindly ask you if you know any companies that offer feeds and accept traffic from Google GDN? Thank you!

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strontium said:

how much traffic per month?

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rajantakiar said:

Hello, I have experience working in search arbritage in past and I did very good and generated a lot of money for the company with my campaigns. I am looking to get direct yahoo search feed and to set up on my own sites, would you be available for Skype, or some other call to discuss this. Maybe there can be something for both of us.

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rshar said:

if you need a good N2S feed for FB, Taboola, Outbrain traffic, check searchbarista.com , at the beginning they give a feed with cap of 1k searches daily and then increase it quite fast if traffic is legit. It's semi-direct feeds with really high Rpm

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NR Technology said:

I can provide FB traffic

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bigmansyndrome said:

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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Cody77 said:

No, it's not.

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