Yelp Reports 6% Drop in Ad Revenue as Clicks Decline in Q3
· 24h ago · Originally reported by PPC Land
Yelp's third quarter ad revenue decreased by 6%, with overall ad clicks down 8%. The restaurant and retail segment saw a sharper 13% drop, while services ads declined by 2%, reflecting reduced spending by local businesses.
Why it matters
This matters because Yelp's ad business relies heavily on local businesses, and a decline in ad revenue and engagement signals challenges for digital advertising platforms serving small and medium enterprises.
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Yelp made less money from ads because fewer people clicked on them and local businesses spent less.
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