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Yahoo changes up bid tool.

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In early December some of the information you're used to seeing on the Manage Bids page will no longer be available. The "Top 5 Max Bids," "Position" and "Your Cost" columns will be removed from the current account interface. The View Bids tool will also no longer be available.

Instead, you'll see two new columns on the Sponsored Search Manage Bids page:

1. Estimated Average Position
This column provides an estimate of the average position in which your ad may be displayed on the results page, based on your max bid and the bids of other advertisers.

2. Bid Range for Top Positions
This column displays the bids for the positions at the top of the search results page for each of your keywords.
 
May I ask where did you get that information from?
 
They sent an email out to all the buyers of traffic.
 
Sounds like copy of Adwords system. Yahoo is always behind...
 
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