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# Yahoo DSP

Send first-party audiences from DinMo to Yahoo DSP.

Use the Yahoo DSP destination to add people from a DinMo segment to a Yahoo custom audience.

## Supported destination service

* [Export audiences](/integrations/destination-platforms/yahoo-dsp/export-audiences.md)

DinMo connects to the Yahoo DSP Traffic API with a client ID and client secret. You need access to at least one advertiser in Yahoo DSP. The credentials can be obtained in your Yahoo DSP account; a separate developer account is not required for the Traffic API. See [Yahoo's access guide](https://help.yahooinc.com/dsp-api/docs/setup-access-guide) for permissions and credential setup.

This destination sends audiences to Yahoo DSP. The [Yahoo DSP data source](/integrations/dinmo-ingest/yahoo-dsp.md) imports reporting data into your warehouse and is configured separately.


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