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Marketing Pilgrim - So you want to get into the arbitrage game by serving Google ads on Yahoo?

If so, you have quite a few hurdles to overcome. Google’s quality team is gunning for you, countless advertisers are watching their logs, and just about everyone under the sun is excluding you from their content network campaigns. What’s a gray hat arbitrager to do?
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from AndrewofNagy 1592 Days ago #
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Arbitrage is not gray-hat; it’s taking advantage of an imbalance. It’s not helpful for users, engines, or advertisers. IMO, the world doesn’t need more middle-men.

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from SlightlyShadySEO 1592 Days ago #
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It’s useful to advertisers. They’re getting traffic they would not otherwise have gotten.

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from AndrewofNagy 1592 Days ago #
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Only if they aren’t already bidding on those keyterms.

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