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Get a $75 credit on Yahoo sponsored search (min $5 deposit required) by going to http://sponsoredsearch.yahoo.com/connection (promo code USDM0087B). You get $80 to work with for $5 which makes qty 320 clicks @ $0.25 bid cost you only 1.5 cents each. Offer was received on a direct mailing but the promo code does not appear to be targeted. Offer good for new account only and only once per customer account.


I searched and didn't find this deal here so please don't flame if it's a repost, just post a link to the original thread - thanks!


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sounds good. must try.


thanks OP! I was looking for an ad promo for my website. you rock!


Anyone know how long promo will last?


* Offer is only valid for advertisers opening a new U.S. Sponsored Search account through this promotion. Each account requires a non-refundable $5 initial deposit. Advertisers signing up for the Fast Track® service will receive $75 off the service charge. For Self Serve sign ups, a non-refundable $75 will be deposited into the account and will be applied toward click charges. Limit one offer per customer, and one use per customer on a single account. Offer may not be combined with any other offers or discounts, separated, redeemed for cash, or transferred. There is a minimum bid requirement of $0.10 per click through. Sellers of certain legally restricted products may require certification at extra cost. Search listings subject to editorial review. Other terms and conditions may apply. See the Advertiser Terms and Conditions when you sign up.


No idea. I've gotten multiple mailers on this, each one saying it expires in about 30 days but every 30 days or so I get a new mailer with a new exp date.


don't really know what is going on here
who can explain in plain english?


fatwalletuab said:don't really know what is going on here
who can explain in plain english?

I think you mean to make money or to give money.. Im confuzzzzzzzz


241comp said:Get a $75 credit on Yahoo sponsored search (min $5 deposit required) by going to http://sponsoredsearch.yahoo.com/connection (promo code USDM0087B). You get $80 to work with for $5 which makes qty 320 clicks @ $0.25 bid cost you only 1.5 cents each. Offer was received on a direct mailing but the promo code does not appear to be targeted. Offer good for new account only and only once per customer account.


I searched and didn't find this deal here so please don't flame if it's a repost, just post a link to the original thread - thanks!


seriously, can you please explain that one more time in laymans terms?


This is meant for advertisers. If you're not looking to pay for advertisement within Yahoo's search results then this is not meant for you.


canisiusbonk said:seriously, can you please explain that one more time in laymans terms?
The deal is a discount on sponsored search advertising on Yahoo, meaning that you can choose keywords where your website will appear on the sponsor results section when someone searches on Yahoo. So if you own a website that sells expired milk, you can use "expired milk" as your keywords, and if someone searches for that on Yahoo, your website will be listed in the sponsor results box. Each time someone clicks on that link, Yahoo will take money out of the amount in your advertising account.


I created the account but never asked for me to enter in the promotion code. When does the $75 value come into my account?




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