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		<title>By: PPC Hero : Top 5 Settings to Check When Starting a Yahoo! Search Marketing Account</title>
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		<description>[...] Optimize Ad Display: In the not so distant past, I moaned and groaned about Yahoo!&#8217;s Optimize Ad Display functionality. As not to beleaguer the point, I won&#8217;t go into gross detail. Suffice it to say that this is a tricky little tool. Yahoo! defaults to have all of your ads optimized by your click-through-rates. In the spirit of proper split testing, it is more effective to have the ads rotated evenly for equal impression exposure. [...]</description>
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