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3 Comments on Could the Google/Yahoo advertising deal affect your personal advertising or your use of Google Adwords
I have never utilized any AD word Campaigns when I know that relevant content and daily blogging can provide me better results. I'll use my marketing dollars for other uses.
It's a very interesting article but i'm not sold on doing the those campaigns. I don't know about you but I rarely if ever click on the Pay Per Click Ads. I'm sure other people do.
Have a good weekend my Eau Claire Realtor Buddy!
I have not heard of the google and yahoo merger. I guess that's a mighty fine way to taking down microsofts search engine. Microsoft should place a bit for google and yahoo
I have a feeling even microsoft couldnt afford google.