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By: WebDiggin

WebDiggin — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 16:47:22 +0000

You are the person I’ve been looking for. Well, not you specifically, but I’ve been thinking I should go research what black hat tactics are to see if anything I’m doing is a no-no.

We really thought Yahoo’s smart pricing keyword bidding system would kill our campaign, but it hasn’t. When we heard that they were going to require a minimum reserve bid, we thought the price of our keywords would shoot up significantly.

Now that they haven’t, we have to go look into why our campaign runs on Yahoo, but not on Google.

How do click sellers buy low from one engine and then sell high on another?

By: thedarkhat.com

thedarkhat.com — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 10:44:23 +0000

Many people knock google for their adsense corruption and the way they run their programs. However – it looks to me that many search engines have followed suit. Yahoo now the prime example.

But – while smartpricing may seem to be a bad thing for us right now, it does help eliminate click sellers who buy low from one engine, and sell high from another.