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dizel
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 Posted: Fri Apr 21, 2006 1:37 pm Post subject: Ebay |
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When I red the "Wall Street Journal" ..i saw:
Ebay searches a partner for to constrast the "monster" Google in the publicity online....at the moment there r two possible partners Yahoo and Microsoft....who will be choose for this project an who will be the best partner for this challange? |
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altyfc
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dizel
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| Posted: Fri Apr 21, 2006 10:16 pm Post subject: |
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| in the article ebay searches a partner for to contrastate Google because it's fexible and inprevedible corporate... they wants to do an alliance for the rich market of the pubblicity online....i don't know what kind of strategy it wants to do but that it wants a partners with lot of free cash flow and experience in sector |
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iFinancialAdviser
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| Posted: Fri Apr 21, 2006 10:40 pm Post subject: |
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Why do Yahoo or Microsoft need to partner with eBay? ...would be my question. Can't they challenge Google in their own right?
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Depending on the outcome, Yahoo or MSN will gain a lot in the end. eBay is the biggest customer of Google (AdWords), which means that, if Yahoo or MSN can offer what Google offers, they can make a lot of money just from eBay.
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LucnetSolutions
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Just a way to get more money to the people who already have all the money.
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24Hours
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Personally, I love all of this competition and alliance talk. It's the fuel for improvements and better options - you know, the benefits of capitalism. Innovation, the push to be better. I love all the cool things coming out on and off the net from this.
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altyfc
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I did realise eBay was the biggest Google AdWords customer, although it kind of makes sense?
Do we know who the top AdWords customers are...?
And also do we know who the top 10 AdSense publishers are....?
I could make a guess at a few, but I just wondered if this information was in the public domain...
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Money-Helper
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| I think Google tends to keep its' cards close and not let us know who earns or who pays most as far as AdWords or AdSense goes. |
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altyfc
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Yeah, certainly from an AdSense point of view, they never used to like people divulging their earnings, although over time they have got a bit more lenient about that... and it's evident that there's some big earners out there.
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Money-Helper
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| I think it is still against TOS to disclose much information about AdSense earnings. Folks like ShoeMoney who have earned upwards of 100k on a monthly check are not about to be kicked out by Google for sharing the info - but it remains a violation of TOS I believe. |
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