Overture JP & KR targets?

[Drewbert]

I see some fairly high bids at Overture JP and KR for certain terms.

Where can I park names where I'll get a cut of soem of those bids?

Or do I have to build some portals pages and join up with them?

[gammascalper]

I think the way to go now is to build portal pages. For cities, you can pilfer the content from wikipedia which will be enough to get AdSense targeted to same-language ads.

Otherwise:

- Hotelclub.net has hotel landing pages in almost every major language.

sample: 東京ホテル.com

- linkshare.jp is an affiliate aggregator and sister site of linkshare.com. You'll probably need someone who reads Japanese to help you sign up.

[Drewbert]

Thanks. I'll look at building some portal pages.

Do you have to sign up for overture jp and kr seperately, or are thye bundled with overture us?

I go back to linkshare the day they apologise.

They've got a bad rep in the affiliate community. Lots of people won't touch them anymore.

[gammascalper]

Yes, I've had the same experience with linkshare.com. The affiliate industry needs some sort of oversight.

I suspect that one overture account is enough. AdSense works like that at least; I had ads targeted in Korean for a while. Mysteriously it's stopped, but I think that's because of my mixed content.

[Drewbert]

Korean PPC operator

http://www.zingu.com/

Unfortunately, I'm not sure whether these guys are popular enough to get high bids on terms.

[gammascalper]

Hey thanks for that. I've been looking for a Korean PPC provider for a while!

Unfortunately, despite the stats that thefabfive produced for .com Hangul IDN, I get very little traffic to them.

[Drewbert]

Right now, you don't, but wait until ie7 hits the streets. :^)

If you try that PPC site, please let me know how it goes.

[hanidn]

Originally Posted by Drewbert

Korean PPC operator
http://www.zingu.com/
Unfortunately, I'm not sure whether these guys are popular enough to get high bids on terms.

Such unproved local market new comers are not recommended and I prefer the proven affiliate program parking players..

I believe that namedrive.com, enom.com, domainsponsor.com, trafficz.com and sedo.com will support for both domain title and advertising with the native Unicode characters.

It won’t take a long... compared past…because they know IDN and IE7 are just near…

[touchring]

Originally Posted by Drewbert

Korean PPC operator

http://www.zingu.com/

Unfortunately, I'm not sure whether these guys are popular enough to get high bids on terms.

The whole website's in Korean and the English version is only 2 lines