Yahoo launches its Search Marketing system in India

15 May, 2008
Yahoo India has launched Yahoo Search Marketing, a sponsored search system that makes it easy for advertisers to build and manage their online ad campaigns. The company claims that the new platform also helps advertisers to gain a higher return on their investments by targeting relevant customers.

“The new and more powerful Yahoo Search Marketing platform will enable marketers to manage their campaigns with ease and potentially derive improved ROI,” Sandeep Deshpande, GM, search marketing and small business, Yahoo India, has said. “Additionally, it presents a significant opportunity for existing YSM advertisers across the world to target Indian consumers.”

Yahoo Search Marketing will also allow advertisers to run analytics on their campaigns and run different versions of the same campaign to determine the message that works the best, according to Sandeep Deshpande.

Prashant Mehta, vice president and head, advertiser and partner group, emerging markets, Yahoo, has said, “We are very excited to introduce this new platform, which makes it easier for marketers to understand the performance of their campaigns and experiment more frequently with the medium.”

When asked about how YSM is different from competing products like Google’s AdSense, Prashant Mehta said, “Conventionally, advertisers that bid the most for specific keywords have the most chance of having their ads displayed. Our new platform will reward advertisers by focusing on contextually relevant ads, irrespective of the advertiser’s bid price. Apart from that, we have also added features like enhanced conversion tracking.”





Yahoo India has launched Yahoo Search Marketing, a sponsored search system that makes it easy for advertisers to build and manage their online ad campaigns. The company claims that the new platform also helps advertisers to gain a higher return on their investments by targeting relevant customers.
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by Sandeep Metha on 16 May, 2008

panama has failed globally (thats why they're looking to hold google's little finger and make money on search) and now they're bringing it to india and claiming it'll change the world.... yeh kya hai ... nautanki?

by hmm on 15 May, 2008

with all due respect,the way the above 2 agencies are clapping for a simple service introduction,which has been there and thriving in the market,makes me wonder how much discount yahoo has given to them????;-)

by epurple media on 15 May, 2008

Congratulation yahoo for the new services. I think advertiser will be benefited by this services.

by Rajesh Khanna on 15 May, 2008

What an earthshattering annoucnement by Yahoo. After Google has cleaned up the market and is building Rocketships and flying to Alpha Centauri, Yahoo comes out after 10 years and says "We have discovered how to build a raft".

Am still shocked Yahoo considered it worthwhile to do a PRESS RELEASE. They are "...very excited to introduce this new platform". Really? Why not just wait another 10 years and say "We are introducing Email".

Microsoft would have made the greatest blunder by buying this slow, lazy, uncompetitive excuse of a dotcom.

Yahooligans, PLEASE sell your yahoo stock options..NOW.

by Team Resultrix on 15 May, 2008

Congratulations to YSM india and especially Sumit... and cheers for making life easier for all agencies!!

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