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As first reported by AllThingsD, Yahoo has announced an advertising partnership with Google, not unlike working relationships it has with other companies. Yahoo in its current form has quite a few pages for advertising display and it makes sense that its CEO of less than a year, Marissa Mayer, would call on her former colleagues in Mountain View to fill those spots with Google’s contextual ad units. As we navigate the web, both on desktop and mobile, we’re used to seeing Google’s display ads, and they do very well. Mayer has insight into how those ads perform, so this is basically a no-brainer for Yahoo. Mayer was employee No. 20 at Google, and has been able to see its Ad product mature over the years. Here’s what the company shared about the agreement today: Every day, people turn to Yahoo! for their daily habits — like search, weather, news or more. At Yahoo!, were focused on doing everything we can to make the user experience inspiring and engaging. One way we do that is by providing relevant and well-targeted content — whether that be editorial or advertising content. Say youve been shopping for boots. If you see an ad for boots, thats instantly going to pique your attention more than an ad for, say, a car battery. Thats better for users. This is why contextual advertising is such a powerful tool. Today, were excited to announce that we recently signed a global, non-exclusive agreement with Google to display ads on various Yahoo! properties and certain co-branded sites using Googles AdSense for Content and Googles AdMob services. By adding Google to our list of world-class contextual ads partners, well be able to expand our network, which means we can serve users with ads that are even more meaningful. For our users, there wont be a noticeable difference in how or where ads appear. More options simply mean greater flexibility. We look forward to working with all of our contextual ads partners to ensure were delivering the right ad to the right user at the right time. The interesting part about Yahoo’s search is that its led primarily by the editorial content that’s posted on its homepage. It’s a different type of search, if you will. Google presents you only with a big open box, whereas Yahoo subliminally influences your searches based on the popular news being displayed. This is a unique
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Yahoo! Signs Global, Non-Exclusive Display Ad Deal With Google
As first reported by AllThingsD, Yahoo has announced an advertising partnership with Google, not unlike working relationships it has with other companies. Yahoo in its current form has quite a few pages for advertising display and it makes sense that its CEO of less than a year, Marissa Mayer, would call on her former colleagues in Mountain View to fill those spots with Google’s contextual ad units. As we navigate the web, both on desktop and mobile, we’re used to seeing Google’s display ads, and they do very well. Mayer has insight into how those ads perform, so this is basically a no-brainer for Yahoo. Mayer was employee No. 20 at Google, and has been able to see its Ad product mature over the years. Here’s what the company shared about the agreement today: Every day, people turn to Yahoo! for their daily habits — like search, weather, news or more. At Yahoo!, were focused on doing everything we can to make the user experience inspiring and engaging. One way we do that is by providing relevant and well-targeted content — whether that be editorial or advertising content. Say youve been shopping for boots. If you see an ad for boots, thats instantly going to pique your attention more than an ad for, say, a car battery. Thats better for users. This is why contextual advertising is such a powerful tool. Today, were excited to announce that we recently signed a global, non-exclusive agreement with Google to display ads on various Yahoo! properties and certain co-branded sites using Googles AdSense for Content and Googles AdMob services. By adding Google to our list of world-class contextual ads partners, well be able to expand our network, which means we can serve users with ads that are even more meaningful. For our users, there wont be a noticeable difference in how or where ads appear. More options simply mean greater flexibility. We look forward to working with all of our contextual ads partners to ensure were delivering the right ad to the right user at the right time. The interesting part about Yahoo’s search is that its led primarily by the editorial content that’s posted on its homepage. It’s a different type of search, if you will. Google presents you only with a big open box, whereas Yahoo subliminally influences your searches based on the popular news being displayed. This is a uniqueOriginal Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/5XLua61naK0/
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