NameSilo

How Do You Get Accepted?

SpaceshipSpaceship
Namecheap AuctionsNamecheap Auctions
Namecheap AuctionsNamecheap Auctions
Watch

BrewerFan

Account Closed
Impact
4
I have applied for YPN! at least 5 times and every time they turn me down. Do you have to have some huge site with lots of traffic to get accepted? I would really like to try out YPN! Has anyone got accepted? Does anyone have tips on how to get accepted? Does anyone know when it will release?
 
0
Close
The views expressed on this page by users and staff are their own, not those of NamePros.
GoDaddyGoDaddy
I would also like to know... I applied 2 times.. but never got an email back :s
 
0
Close
It is just like AdSense, iffy at best. I am sure it is good when you get accepted.
 
0
Close
They are still in "limited beta" From my understanding there are only certain times that they allow a lot of people in. Hopefully it will be coming out of "beta" soon.

I have an account with YPN, and I admit, it is a little bit better than Google, but I still use google 90% of the time, I like the interface over at G better, much easier to use imo, as well google does have image ads as well, which I sometimes like to use image only.
 
0
Close
One of the reason may be that it approves only those sites which have targeted at a US user base.

To be considered for the Yahoo! Publisher Network beta program, please enter your information below. Participants of the program must have a valid U.S. Social Security or Tax ID number, and web site content that is predominantly in English and targeted at a U.S. user base.
 
0
Close
All of my content is US based, all in English, and I have a SSN.
 
0
Close
Appraise.net

We're social

Escrow.com
Spaceship
Domain Recover
CryptoExchange.com

NamePros updates

A browser tab with a favicon next to the page title
Search members
You can now search for members by name, company, location and more. Open the search at the top of any page and choose Members. You will...
AIVikings
Catchy
  • The sidebar remains visible by scrolling at a speed relative to the page’s height.
Back