Yahoo Shine launched as the company reaches for attention from women amid a competitive web environment for the 25-54 female market.
Tom Cruise waving hello greeted the earliest visitors to Yahoo's corporate blog touted a desire for Shine not to be seen as aiming for one particular demographic. Still, the appeal to 25-54 agers looks evident. Yahoo assembled a solid list of contributors from the world of women's publishing to contribute to Shine's categories, including Fashion & Beauty, Entertainment, and Love & Sex. They also invite the site's visitors to blog as well, with the promise of entries possibly making the Shine front page. The big push from Yahoo in the promotions arena hasn't begun yet, as the Yahoo home page lacked a link to Shine as of press time. A need for the site to stand out could benefit from advice given by Though his point of view concerned making the link between a call to action on TV and the landing page on Yahoo more connected, the promotional aspects could benefit Shine. Yahoo should look at its ad clients, see who may be advertising on shows with a strong female audience (hi Oprah!) and work out some way to get the Yahoo Shine brand in front of a large viewership quickly.Yahoo Hopes Women Make New Site Shine
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