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re: Microsoft pubCenter Properties – what are they?

Rover 75 Parts — Sat, 12 Jun 2010 01:12:10 GMT

Thanks for sharing your wonderful thoughts.

It will lessen a time to explore the Microsoft pubCenter, with your post I can now go on deeply.

re: Updates to the pubCenter BETA in the new release

Victor — Fri, 28 May 2010 00:03:43 GMT

I definitely don't see Microsoft coming close to Google in this niche any time soon. Even though it would be nice to have an alternative here.

By the way, does Microsoft tell you how much is their payout for publishers?

Besides from what I read Google payouts are way higher than I expected, especially for a monopoly without many alternatives.

re: Monetization Excellence Director Leading Course in Yield Management Best Practices

nick trendov — Fri, 21 May 2010 14:34:14 GMT

Is there an adCentre API that we could access for http://www.speedsynch.com ?

SharePoint or OFFICE2010 connectivity are good alternatives for us as we link web, social media, audio and video content to support embedded ads or content wayfinding.

Cheers,

Nick

re: pubCenter Beta Users: Microsoft and Yahoo! Search Agreement Cleared

UKSBD — Fri, 21 May 2010 10:12:02 GMT

Is there any news whever it will be opened up to UK based publishers in the forseeable future, or is there anywhere where UK based publishers can express an interest?

re: Updates to the pubCenter BETA in the new release

Katie — Sat, 15 May 2010 14:37:35 GMT

Chris,

Are they planning on opening this up out of beta by the time Yahoo gets incorporated in to bing search?

re: pubCenter Beta Users: Microsoft and Yahoo! Search Agreement Cleared

Alex — Fri, 07 May 2010 05:41:09 GMT

For how long will pubCenter be only available for US-based publishers? I have big blog and it has a lot of traffic from the US. Though my blog is based in Norway. I've been waiting for it to come out of beta now for over a year. Hope it will be launched soon. Since I don't like Google Adsense

re: How was your OOBE? Program Manager testing the scenario: pubCenter beta onboarding for a new publisher using non-MSFT blogging tools

mack — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 03:31:09 GMT

the bing webmaster crawler is so slow that our web has updated for a one month but the spider has not indexed our new web

re: pubCenter Beta Users: Microsoft and Yahoo! Search Agreement Cleared

meblogger — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 11:22:40 GMT

Hi Chris, Considering that your post is almost a month old - can I ask the same question that if the program is still available to US based publishers, then what is planned timeline for introducing it in rest of the world?

re: pubCenter advertiser site bidding—questions and answers to how you can use advertiser site bidding to try and improve your business.

hoodoola — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 17:50:22 GMT

why don't they approve my website? i do live in USA

re: Monetization Excellence Director Leading Course in Yield Management Best Practices

Chris Norred - MSFT — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 22:35:10 GMT

Hi Robert,

You should post this question to the Bing Webmaster forum here for the latest advice. www.bing.com/.../default.aspx

Please let us know if that doesn't solve the issue.

-chris

re: Monetization Excellence Director Leading Course in Yield Management Best Practices

Robert — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 18:14:05 GMT

Mr. Norred,

I am desperately trying to do what I thought would be a relatively simple thing....register by business on Bing local business listing. I noticed that you helped someone else online with this issue so I was helping that you can help me out as well.

I followed all the steps on Bing, filled out all the info at least 3 times and I have never received that letter with a pin number so that you can activate your listing. What seems to be the problem? On Yahoo and Google it is done in a matter of minutes. Thoughts?

I wanted to call customer service but apparently there is no such thing.

I thank you in advance!

Robert

re: pubCenter Beta Users: Microsoft and Yahoo! Search Agreement Cleared

Chris Norred - MSFT — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 23:41:21 GMT

Hi surfer,

the beta is currently available only to US-based publishers. Subscribe to our blog for future news. If you'd like to hear about events, you can subscribe to our events listings and it will include any London events. community.microsoftadvertising.com/.../Searchrss.aspx

re: pubCenter Beta Users: Microsoft and Yahoo! Search Agreement Cleared

surfer99 — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 01:02:28 GMT

Hey I'm a Publisher and really respect and love Microsoft products and all that they've achieved and the way they operate at the forefront of technology. I've a website which I'm looking to place PPC ads on to it but I'd rather go with Microsoft as opposed to Google's Adsense program. Can you tell me how I can now activate the Microsoft adcentre so that I can get ads on my site. keep up the good work. Can you also tell me wther Microsoft will be holding any seminar's regarding the adCenter in London. Thanks

re: Updates to the pubCenter BETA in the new release

Chris Norred - MSFT — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 03:46:20 GMT

Hi Alex, the availability is based on where the publisher is based, but thank you for the interest.

re: Updates to the pubCenter BETA in the new release

Becky — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 19:07:29 GMT

Good point above about Google not publishing prices they pay for adsense. What a business model. Can't wait until Microsoft crushes them.