E-Commerce Times Talkback

Re: Yahoo Eyes Turnaround in the Making
Posted by: Michael Liedtke 2010-01-28 10:00:30

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After a painful descent, things may finally be looking up for long-suffering Yahoo. Coming off its best quarterly performance since hiring Carol Bartz as its chief executive a year ago, Yahoo promised late Tuesday to deliver even more meaningful progress this year. For starters, the Internet company expects its revenue for the three months ending in March to rise 3 percent to $1.63 billion. Modest as that sounds, it's a breakthrough for Yahoo after five consecutive quarters of declining revenue while Google vacuumed up even more Internet advertising.

Finally, Yahoo.com may come back
Posted by: Irving Sarreal 2010-02-05 17:18:23 In reply to: Michael Liedtke

I am glad to see that Yahoo.com is starting to recover. They used to be the premier PPC online advertising company and now google.com dominate the PPC online advertisement business.

Irving Sarreal
IWS Web Solutions
www.iwswebsolutions.com

Irving Sarreal - Yahoo and Microsoft Strategic Partnership
Posted by: Irving Sarreal 2010-02-21 08:33:22 In reply to: Irving Sarreal

Irving Sarreal states that as of February 2010 Yahoo has announced a strategic partnership with Microsoft on PPC search marketing. This move will finally help Yahoo increase its market share and could help return Yahoo as a significant player in this market.

Irving Sarreal
IWS Web Solution
www.iwswebsolutions.com

Reply to Irving Sarreal comment
Posted by: myg681 2010-02-22 14:47:09 In reply to: Irving Sarreal

Yes, we are looking forward for a viable second banana in the pay for click search marketing. I hope that Irving Sarreal's comment may be correct.