A "select group of advertisers" are participating in the test (http://mobile.yahoo.com/searchmarketing/) of sponsored listings on mobile web search results, according to (http://blog.searchenginewatch.com/blog/061004-090744) the Search Engine Watch blog. The number of advertisers will increase as the program is rolled out. Consumers who click on the sponsored links will be taken to the advertisers' mobile website or a landing page to get more information about the advertisers' offerings and will be able to call the advertiser.
Yahoo had already been testing mobile sponsored search in Japan and the UK. In early September, Google announced that it was testing a mobile version of its popular AdWords ad offering, MediaWeek (www.mediaweek.com/mw/news/interactive/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003219561) points out.
Response rates of mobile pay-per-click ads tend to be higher than online because of increased relevance and reduced ad clutter.
Yahoo's Mobile Web service, available on most mobile phones via major operators in the US and UK, provides access to Yahoo's Mail, Messenger, Search, News, Finance and Sports services.
06 October 2006
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Mobile advertising has been central to Cellufun's ability to deliver quality content, including free multiplayer mobile games to our community audience. We believe in-game advertising, especially of the product placement variety, will be a key driver for mobile content
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