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]]> By: sitetricks.com » Blog Archive » Webmaster News http://ypnblog.com/blog/2006/12/14/ad-blocking-updated/#comment-618 sitetricks.com » Blog Archive » Webmaster News Tue, 09 Jan 2007 18:18:24 +0000 http://ypnblog.com/blog/2006/12/14/ad-blocking-updated/#comment-618 [...] Yahoo Publisher Network has updated ad blocking to include domain level blocking. YPN advertisers can now block ads pointing to specific subdomains as well as to domains. For example, webmasters might want to block ads pointing to bluewidgets.mycompetitor.com (if they also sell blue widgets) but not ads pointing to decorations.mycompetitor.com. Advertisers can block up to 200 domains. [...] […] Yahoo Publisher Network has updated ad blocking to include domain level blocking. YPN advertisers can now block ads pointing to specific subdomains as well as to domains. For example, webmasters might want to block ads pointing to bluewidgets.mycompetitor.com (if they also sell blue widgets) but not ads pointing to decorations.mycompetitor.com. Advertisers can block up to 200 domains. […]

]]> By: Yahoo Publisher Network agrega bloqueo de dominios | OptimizacionCR http://ypnblog.com/blog/2006/12/14/ad-blocking-updated/#comment-593 Yahoo Publisher Network agrega bloqueo de dominios | OptimizacionCR Tue, 19 Dec 2006 16:15:54 +0000 http://ypnblog.com/blog/2006/12/14/ad-blocking-updated/#comment-593 [...] El blog de Yahoo Publisher Network anunció una nueva característica que permitirá a los anunciantes bloquear anuncios provenientes de un dominio o subdominio en específico. La nueva herramienta fue nombrada “Ad Blocking”, en la cual luego de ingresar a esta solo se deben diigtar los dominios o subdominios de los sitios que deseamos bloquear. Se pueden agregar una cantidad limitada de 200 URL. Más información la puedes encontrar en la sección de preguntas frequentes de Ad Blocking. Archivado en: Yahoo!   |   Etiquetas: algoritmo, caracteristicas, ppc, resultados. [...] […] El blog de Yahoo Publisher Network anunció una nueva característica que permitirá a los anunciantes bloquear anuncios provenientes de un dominio o subdominio en específico. La nueva herramienta fue nombrada “Ad Blocking”, en la cual luego de ingresar a esta solo se deben diigtar los dominios o subdominios de los sitios que deseamos bloquear. Se pueden agregar una cantidad limitada de 200 URL. Más información la puedes encontrar en la sección de preguntas frequentes de Ad Blocking. Archivado en: Yahoo!   |   Etiquetas: algoritmo, caracteristicas, ppc, resultados. […]

]]> By: Search Engine News » Ad Blocking Updated http://ypnblog.com/blog/2006/12/14/ad-blocking-updated/#comment-589 Search Engine News » Ad Blocking Updated Mon, 18 Dec 2006 10:33:59 +0000 http://ypnblog.com/blog/2006/12/14/ad-blocking-updated/#comment-589 [...] More from ypnblog.com… [...] […] More from ypnblog.com… […]

]]> By: More To Ad Blocking Feature Of Yahoo! » Unofficial SEO Blog - Search Engine Information, much before it’s official. http://ypnblog.com/blog/2006/12/14/ad-blocking-updated/#comment-586 More To Ad Blocking Feature Of Yahoo! » Unofficial SEO Blog - Search Engine Information, much before it’s official. Sat, 16 Dec 2006 11:22:41 +0000 http://ypnblog.com/blog/2006/12/14/ad-blocking-updated/#comment-586 [...] Yahoo! had developed Ad Blocking feature for its users so that they can block ads that are not required by their customers or business ads which are in direct competition with them. Yahoo! Publisher Network has updated this feature. The updated feature allows the publishers to block ads from multiple or certain domains that publishers don’t want to see on their websites. YPN Blog has mentioned two levels of Ad Blocking: [...] […] Yahoo! had developed Ad Blocking feature for its users so that they can block ads that are not required by their customers or business ads which are in direct competition with them. Yahoo! Publisher Network has updated this feature. The updated feature allows the publishers to block ads from multiple or certain domains that publishers don’t want to see on their websites. YPN Blog has mentioned two levels of Ad Blocking: […]

]]> By: PageTraffic Blog -SEO, Link Building, Life at PageTraffic » Blog Archive Y! Publisher Network updates Ad Blocker » http://ypnblog.com/blog/2006/12/14/ad-blocking-updated/#comment-585 PageTraffic Blog -SEO, Link Building, Life at PageTraffic » Blog Archive Y! Publisher Network updates Ad Blocker » Sat, 16 Dec 2006 10:39:36 +0000 http://ypnblog.com/blog/2006/12/14/ad-blocking-updated/#comment-585 [...] “As suggested by its name, Ad Blocking allows you to block ads from a given domain or multiple domains that you don’t want to appear on your site. To activate Ad Blocking, just click on the ‘Ad Setup’ tab in the secure account interface and hit the “Ad Blocking” tab. You can block up to 200 domains,” comments the YPN Blog. [...] […] “As suggested by its name, Ad Blocking allows you to block ads from a given domain or multiple domains that you don’t want to appear on your site. To activate Ad Blocking, just click on the ‘Ad Setup’ tab in the secure account interface and hit the “Ad Blocking” tab. You can block up to 200 domains,” comments the YPN Blog. […]

]]> By: Yahoo Publisher Network Updates Ad Blocking http://ypnblog.com/blog/2006/12/14/ad-blocking-updated/#comment-581 Yahoo Publisher Network Updates Ad Blocking Fri, 15 Dec 2006 15:06:17 +0000 http://ypnblog.com/blog/2006/12/14/ad-blocking-updated/#comment-581 [...] More from the YPN Blog: As suggested by its name, Ad Blocking allows you to block ads from a given domain or multiple domains that you don’t want to appear on your site. To activate Ad Blocking, just click on the “Ad Setup” tab in the secure account interface and hit the “Ad Blocking” tab. You can block up to 200 domains. [...] […] More from the YPN Blog: As suggested by its name, Ad Blocking allows you to block ads from a given domain or multiple domains that you don’t want to appear on your site. To activate Ad Blocking, just click on the “Ad Setup” tab in the secure account interface and hit the “Ad Blocking” tab. You can block up to 200 domains. […]

]]> By: Morgon http://ypnblog.com/blog/2006/12/14/ad-blocking-updated/#comment-578 Morgon Fri, 15 Dec 2006 02:18:38 +0000 http://ypnblog.com/blog/2006/12/14/ad-blocking-updated/#comment-578 This is definitely a better system, allows us to block some of the more 'lucrative' sites that use multiple subdomains to hog up our block spots. Would/Could the next step be wildcard matching? For example, I am seeing an unfortunate number of sites (read: high amount) in the 'Consumer Electronics' category that relate to things that are barely that, such as Karaoke machines. Beepers/Pagers, or sometimes even items that are so very far off base (I once had to complain (repeatedly) to Yahoo about an Incontinence Medication ad). When I think of Consumer Electronics, I think of higher-end items that you'd purchase from a 'big-box' or Electronics store - TVs, Computers, Home Theater, etc. I'd like to be able to block *gps*, or just something that would help Secondly, when will we see more block spots, and/or the ability to know what advertisers are no longer serving with Yahoo, so that those spots can be cleared? Yahoo has cleaned up some of their weird matching problems from over the summer, but I don't want to have to clear my list and start over to weed out the bad apples again. However, this additional level of blocking is a giant step in the right direction, and I thank you! This is definitely a better system, allows us to block some of the more ‘lucrative’ sites that use multiple subdomains to hog up our block spots.

Would/Could the next step be wildcard matching? For example, I am seeing an unfortunate number of sites (read: high amount) in the ‘Consumer Electronics’ category that relate to things that are barely that, such as Karaoke machines. Beepers/Pagers, or sometimes even items that are so very far off base (I once had to complain (repeatedly) to Yahoo about an Incontinence Medication ad).
When I think of Consumer Electronics, I think of higher-end items that you’d purchase from a ‘big-box’ or Electronics store - TVs, Computers, Home Theater, etc.
I’d like to be able to block *gps*, or just something that would help

Secondly, when will we see more block spots, and/or the ability to know what advertisers are no longer serving with Yahoo, so that those spots can be cleared?
Yahoo has cleaned up some of their weird matching problems from over the summer, but I don’t want to have to clear my list and start over to weed out the bad apples again.

However, this additional level of blocking is a giant step in the right direction, and I thank you!

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