Hmm... I don't get Yahoo's Conversion Tracking...

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You're given a single piece of code for all your campaigns, so how does the code identify which campaign it is tracking?

Also... the Constant Average Value thingy assumes all your campaigns have the same revenue value? And if different campaigns have different revenue value, I've to use Dynamic Value? Is that how it works?
 


It knows which campaign because when they click on your ad it sets a cookie and then when they order the information is passed on.

Thanks, that makes sense!

Xentech, do u have an answer for this question: "Also... the Constant Average Value thingy assumes all your campaigns have the same revenue value? And if different campaigns have different revenue value, I've to use Dynamic Value? Is that how it works?"
 
If you have differents campaigns with vary value, try using dynamic value instead. You could still knows what keywords converts, especially cost/conversion is what important to me. Come in handy when you want to disable the keywords that has high cost/conversions or doesn't convert at all.
 
If you have differents campaigns with vary value, try using dynamic value instead. You could still knows what keywords converts, especially cost/conversion is what important to me. Come in handy when you want to disable the keywords that has high cost/conversions or doesn't convert at all.

Gotcha. Thanks!

Actually, Yahoo is freakin' nuts. Why would they create a constant value when different campaigns obviously have different payouts, unless the advertiser runs a single campaign only?
 
How is that not easily done w/ 202?

Because if you have varies keywords, broad or exact, content or search, which ads, those are the terms used to tweak the shit out of each campaign, not to mention that CPC and number of clicks are a bit off from realtime.

Setting up ads is even more time consuming in prosper202.

Good solution? P202 Pro
 
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