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Comments on: Yahoo ushers in new ad tracking system

By counting and reporting only those ads that load in the browser, the technique is more accurate, proponents say.

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less money for publishers
by August 8, 2005 10:22 AM PDT
is this going to benefit mostly to the advertisement company and Yahoo! as well.

The web publishers will just find har time to earn revenue. If googel adsense follow this standard, it will not be a good thing at all.
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by August 8, 2005 10:24 AM PDT
http://errortest.blogspot.com/2005/07/online-tips-google-adsense-money.html

http://errortest.blogspot.com/2005/07/online-tips-increase-money-by-using.html
SO YOU GOT 18 MILLION HITS?
by ntrsource August 9, 2005 1:14 PM PDT
Did 18 million hits make you happy?
CONGRATULATIONS!
And then what?

While people visited your website what did you give them for FREE? a new Lexus or Toyota? what else did you give them for stopping by? HOW ABOUT giving all visitors a FREE Local and Long Distance VIRTUAL Cell Phone!
Now you might say, well that is too expensive? think about it, giving away a FREE Local and Long Distance VIRTUAL Cell Phone dialer is maybe your answer to more traffic BUT the word BUT still remains, what kind of visitors data were you able to collect? HOW ABOUT DOING IT RIGHT and for less money. Actually collect all you want from your visitors and have a system in place that can send out personalized follow up special deals immediately as you ad campaign is still running. Real time data collection such as the visitors name, area code, zip code, state and country and further more collect the very same data if your advertisement was forwarded to someone else. Is this what the big search engines are promising you? if not then go ahead start advertising with a company that for less than $725 for the entire year delivers everything as described above plus some and they can have you up and running in less than a few days. Visit their website http://www.NTRSource.com and try not getting excited. They will even give you a FREE Local and Long Distance VIRTUAL Cell Phone with no strings attached.
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