How do these companies make money?
18. Jan, 2010 
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leggo eggo asked:
I have always wondered how Google, Yahoo, Youtube, etc. are some of the best and ,of course, most famous websites, but how do they get money? Yahoo, you don’t pay to have it, same goes for Youtube and Google…so how do they make money?
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I have always wondered how Google, Yahoo, Youtube, etc. are some of the best and ,of course, most famous websites, but how do they get money? Yahoo, you don’t pay to have it, same goes for Youtube and Google…so how do they make money?
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If you notice all these Ad’s? If you click on one, the owner of the website gets paid a “click thru”. If you click on a “sponsored link” the website gets paid. Etc.
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They sell ad spaces to customers. Ever wonder why there are ads every time you do a google or yahoo search?
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It’s all about the ads. When millions of people come through your site all the time, they can see a lot of ads, and Yahoo, Google, etc. make a lot of money this way. Put it this way, they’re turning a profit.
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Exactly what everyone is saying, advertisement. Depending on where you live in the country, you’ll see different type of advertisement for different products. Example, I work in wireless, and when I’m on myspace in California I see advertisment for U.S. Cellular, but if I’m in Illinois, I see advertisment for Verizon Wireless. It’s localized corporate advertisement that businesses can get alot out of, so they pay out alot to these search engines and social sites, which have alot of localized users.
If you look on the right side of your screen, you will see advertisements for other Yahoo products, because Yahoo is so huge it makes money off itself. How awesome is that!?
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