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June 6th, 2007
Don’t Be Shy with that API
Ah. APIs! These handy-dandy interfaces act as gateways to services that leverage Yahoo! technologies. Yahoo! offers APIs of all kinds to go with our wide range of web services and technologies. We have developed APIs for Flickr, Yahoo! Maps, Music, Search and lots of others. Yahoo! Developer Network even has its own gallery where app hackers can show off their mad skills and share their mash-ups with the world. Now, Yahoo! Search Marketing is offering a new Commercial API program, which provides free and open access to our APIs, as well as offers optional fee-based services, including higher level technical support, product roadmap visibility, and joint-marketing opportunities. Designed for commercial entities such as technology application providers, search engine marketers, or agencies, the Yahoo! Commercial API program allows you to leverage our new search advertising technology (i.e., the new “Panama” system) to build your own innovative search marketing tools and apps. The best part of the new program is that it offers, gratis, access to our search marketing APIs. Businesses with greater support needs can opt-in to fee-based services if they choose. The program offers three tiers: Basic Advanced Elite To give just two examples of how companies are using Yahoo! Search Marketing APIs, Efficient Frontier has built a specialized portfolio optimization tool, while Omniture has built an advanced analytics gizmo that shows how one keyword search influences another. There’s almost no limit to what creative engineers and developers can dream up and implement given access to these APIs and proper technical support. To learn more about this new Commercial API program, visit: http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/api —Michael Mattis |
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6 Comments Add your own
1. David | June 7th, 2007 at 4:48 pm
Good news!
Is this API able to provide us with the same data than the inventory.overture.com URL? (number of searches down for a specific keyword by country + other keywords search within the search phrase) ?
If not, how could we continue to benefit from this great data source? (probably the best in term of keyword research). Thanks for your answer.
2. SEO Company | June 8th, 2007 at 4:10 am
That’s cool!
Yahoo has been doing so much lately…
It’s a great news for an SEO company like us!
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4. Satoshi | July 5th, 2007 at 1:10 am
That’s so fantastic!
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Hi!
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