The Yahoo Y!Q Challange

[paul]

I just got this email


Take the Y!Q Challenge for a Chance to
Win $5,000!

and some links that explain the process. I'm not much of a believer in contests, but it does look like it would be a way to learn their process before they roll out the real thing.

Any thoughts by more experienced website publishers?

[Chris]

link?.....

[paul]

http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/...pass_reg=false

Did I get that right? Edit if not.

[Generalissimo]

Do you get paid per click?

[James]

$Account.OrganizationName

Dear James,

As you know, Yahoo! is testing a new platform that will be the basis for several new publisher-focused products, which we will begin introducing soon. In the meantime, we thought you might be interested in taking the Y!Q Challenge: Show the world an innovative use of Y!Q Beta, our contextual search technology, on one of your web sites and you could win $5,000!
Y!Q, introduced earlier this year, is the first product of its kind that analyzes the content of a Web page and provides contextually relevant search results at the moment of search inspiration. As a webmaster, you can integrate Y!Q into your site and create a more engaging experience by providing your visitors with related search results directly on your website pages. Y!Q allows users to learn more about related topics without interruption and without having to leave your site.

For more information about the content or to enter to win, please visit the Y!Q Challenge

Thanks,

Yahoo! Publisher Team
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email: publisher-info[at]yahoo-inc.com
web: http://publisher.yahoo.com/

[thebillionaire]

is it ctr paid?

[thebillionaire]

nvm I cant join because Im not 18 nor am I a US residence

[Generalissimo]

From SP it seems they are not paying anything while in beta.

[Blue Cat Buxton]

Just what is "the moment of search inspiration." ?