Yahoo Cash 4 Idiots Exposed: Does it really work or are you going to waste money?
The only way to find out: We bought it, tested it, and here’s what we found out:

Yahoo Cash 4 Idiots is a brand new course by Dean Cassady, launching on December 1st. We are grateful to the authors for extending to us a review copy of this course prior to its launch, so the below is what we’ve found:
You may have heard about Pay-Per-Click (PPC) marketing, and how profitable it is. The actual fact is, it is still very profitable, provided you know what you are doing, and you know how to control your costs, so that you’re making profits and not losses.
Now, most of us would know that Google is the #1 search engine in town, overtaking Yahoo by a far mile since big G was born in 2002. Google AdWords, which is Google’s PPC engine, used to be a really profitable goldmine in the good old days of 2003-2006. Back then, you could get $0.05 clicks and imagine making affiliate sales of $30-$40 commissions on a $5 spend of 100 clicks? That’s so many times your money back, 500% ROI (Return on Investment) and onwards was common back then.
Now, fast-forward to the present 2008, with 2009 coming up soon. Here’s the situation advertisers are facing now:
Increasing PPC competition
It is getting very costly to advertise profitably on the 1st page due to increased competition and bidding wars on many keywords, while still managing your costs at an acceptable level. You will find it much harder to make those big profit margins from the good old days, and even a modest 200% ROI nowadays is quite an achievement.
So is it still possible to get those low-cost clicks with Google? Yes, but definitely not for the competitive keywords, or even the slightly competitive keywords. You would also have to become an expert at building content-rich landing pages to get a good quality score, so that your cost-per-click doesn’t race sky high.
An alternative that most people haven’t looked at yet is Yahoo’s PPC program, called Yahoo Search Marketing. The clicks here are still a lot cheaper as it’s far from being “saturated”, and advertising policies are also more relaxed here.
There’s plenty of video proof on the Yahoo Cash 4 Idiots page if you’re skeptical: See how George invested $611.79 at Yahoo and turned it into $1778.79. His net profit was $1167.10. You will also see many examples of the same campaign in both Google and Yahoo side-by-side, followed by his results.
Using Dean’s Yahoo Cash 4 Idiots “secret glitch”, the cost per click with Yahoo is on average less than half what it would be on Adwords. So with the same ads, keywords, and landing pages, you will simply earn a higher ROI with less effort. For every $1 you spend, it would be great to get back $2-$3 rather than just $1.50, wouldn’t it? So here’s your chance to start over again in the PPC world and “relive” those good old days of cheap clicks and sky-high ROI.
I highly suggest that you get a head start at Yahoo Cash 4 Idiots and take a refreshing look at PPC without all of the stress that normally comes with it.
Please note that it only goes live on Monday December 1st, 9AM EST, so in the meantime, watch the prelaunch video here:







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Question Do Google and Yahoo consider directory links Suppose you have to submit your site to Yahoo directory. Shelley Advertising
Hey Shelley,
Yes, both Google and Yahoo do consider directory links when trying to rank your site in the search engines for free traffic. (That’s called SEO)
This product Yahoo Cash 4 Idiots is focused on PPC (pay-per-click) advertising, which is for paid traffic.
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