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Monetization Excellence Director Leading Course in Yield Management Best Practices

posted Fri, Feb 26 2010

James Deaker, director of publisher monetization excellence for Microsoft, will be leading a course for publishers March 25th in New York at the Interactive  Advertising Bureau. He will be sharing best practices on pricing and inventory management.

At Microsoft, James leads a team that identifies best practices for monetizing Microsoft’s own web properties, such as MSN, and shares these with other publishing teams working on other Microsoft properties.

imageThis area of business is becoming known as “yield management” and it’s important for publishers as you seek to sell more impressions, but also to sell impressions at the optimum rate and maximize your revenue. Most of our pubCenter BETA users have multiple sources of revenue, including direct sales and display advertising, the focus of James’ session.

The goal of the session will be to help publishers monetize sites more effectively. James will provide an overview of best practices for product definition, inventory forecasting, rate card development and pricing policies. The session will help you gain an understanding of the current state-of-the-art techniques, as well as analytical skills for improving the revenue from your site.

To learn more or register: March 25 – Best Practices in Yield Management – Taught by James Deaker, director of Microsoft Advertising Monetization Excellence.

 

Comments

  • Sat, Feb 27 2010 10:14AM

    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

  • Wed, Mar 03 2010 02:35PM

    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

  • Fri, May 21 2010 07:34AM

    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

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