Ask.com to Upgrade Sponsored Search Program

Sep 29, 2006 - 7:36 am 2 — by
Filed Under Ask.com

asl_product_update.jpgMediaPost reported a week ago about Ask.com's plans to release a new platform for their sponsored search platform. Last night a thread went up at WebmasterWorld with the new feature list.

  1. Improvements in cost and budget control
  2. New ad structure improves content management
  3. Streamlined UI simplifies common tasks
  4. More flexible reporting
  5. Enhanced Bulk Upload tool
And guess what, the upgrade is to take place beginning this weekend.

Forum discussion at WebmasterWorld.

Update: More details here there is a link to a "ASL 2.0 Webinar" with the launch details.

 

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