Revcontent vs. Yahoo Native

It’s great if you want to show your ads to as many people as you can, but not good fit for performance marketing. It didn’t work for us and the lack of support made it easy to leave and not come back.

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As I've alluded to before, Yahoo Gemini! is particularly well-suited for that extra bit of marketing spend and those last few needed leads and MQLs to get you over the hump. We definitely find that the ROI is well worth it, but it's also not the type of channel that we're gonna drop half of our budget on. The scalability is limited to an extent.

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• Easy to get started and set up
• Low barrier for entry

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• Similar interfaces compared to Bing and Google -- if you've operated one, you can operate any of the three.
• Proactive Customer Support -- Yahoo was diligent about having contact with us about the platform.
• Limited but strong ROI -- Gemini spent maybe a 10th of our Bing and Google budgets, but always performed well in terms of ROI.

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• Customer support/account management it’s impossible to talk to a human.
• Improving the quality of traffic. It gets fraudulent traffic.
• Adding more targeting options
• Spends your money

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• More robust and sophisticated reporting capacity: front end metrics are available with different granularities, but lacking in insight to guide optimization strategy
• No display/programmatic buying options as yet.
• Audience targeting could be improved and audience / lookalike modeling could be improved. That said, geotargeting capabilities are very good.

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It’s easy enough to use.

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One of my main pain points with yahoo gemini is that the product is very difficult to use and the UI seems like they took a skeleton of a similar product and made it bare bones functional for the purpose of generating ad spend. It is a huge barrier for new customers and I feel one of the main reasons they have new customers at all is all the free trial dollars they offer.

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100% nonexistent. It’s a bot/faq. The absolute worst of any platform. I laughed when I read this question because it’s that bad.

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They were always super helpful during training and demoing and would answer any questions we had. We didn't have a direct account manager, which would have been nice, but I just don't think their size accommodates for that type of set up. They are very knowledgeable and help guide you through a set up for each particular client.

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They’re above Traffic Junky but below everyone else, second worst. Taboola was better (not by much) because an actual human spoke to me, great when dealing with large sums of money.

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Yahoo Gemini is a more robust version of Outbrain and Taboola. It does offer mobile search, which they do not, and you have more control over your targeting, ad formats, and platform preference. Difficulty of campaign setup is pretty minimal on any Native platform, but Gemini does seem to have the least strict approval process, which is nice with both Facebook and Twitter making it difficult to target and run ads for certain products/topics.

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• Best days were -25% roi
• Worst days were -77% roi

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• For high volume topics in consumers electronics, Yahoo! Advertising does well driving awareness to product pages and generating interest.
• In B2B sector, Yahoo! advertising does not perform as well drive volume of sales due to niche user profile.
• For impression based results, MMM has credited Yahoo! Native as a top performer on bottom line ROI results.

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