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How do you optimize your site for Yahoo instead of Google?
How does yahoo judge their search results?
Just recently, Yahoo took a particular liking to one of my sites.. and I'm trying to figure out for what reason.. Yes I have lots of text and I used to flood the site with a lot of traffic, but I don't anymore.. On a side note, how far is too far on results.. like at what page do you stop seeing traffic.. page 3-4? Thanks. |
with yahoo your domain key words will come up better, and the title gets indexed better.
But yahoo better stop fucking with their homepage and trying new layouts...half of them don't even load properly. I like the plain old yahoo home page. google...good luck your going to need it, you can be on page 1 one day and can't even find your website the next day. They seem to use a lot of different elements on how they show results. You will still get traffic on page 3 or 4, but depending on your content will the visitor want to return. |
generally speaking, the further from #1 your search result is, the poorer the ratios will be, regardless of traffic numbers (which are also drastically lower the further from #1 you are)
most surfers that make it to page 2 are getting good at finding what they are looking for for free I think ( and lately google is getting better at giving them the free content they are looking for on the first results page :1orglaugh ) I like msn traffic, there is just not enough of it |
the domain is a biggie with Yahoo
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I get a shit ton of yahoo traffic to my affiliate urls from many programs.. good good traffic
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It took me way over a hundred hours within 2 years to find the domains I registered, and also purchased them from aftermarket and auctions. A great domain should be your ground zero, my mistake was to register too many since I started as a domainer. I had over 2,000 at one time...now looking to keep between 550-625, worst thing I could have done...since it takes time to build one website let alone several hundred. Then the renewal fees drain your bank account. Also I heard that people who search yahoo spend more money (a sponsor told me this). |
Bing/Yahoo is more forgiving regarding backlink sources
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The page that Yahoo is liking, doesn't even have meta tags.
So there is zero damn description when it gets pulled up.. Do you think it would hurt if I added meta's and a description? |
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So if you are getting good traffic don't mess around with it. |
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I get keyword based hits (ie not people searching for "mysitename.com") from Yahoo to thumb TGPs that have no text apart from the age disclaimer. |
Work on building extra the content and making sure the site navigation is as good as it can be. Neither will hurt Google rankings & may improve your place in Yahoo
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I don't even have stats on the main index.. I can only see click through's. Now your making me afraid to change even that.. but seriously, adding meta kw's and a description might hurt it? |
For some reason on keywords where i am top 10 on google and bing i am not even on top 1000 on yahoo.Trying to find out why is that happening.
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I don't get much traffic from yahoo and I have sites in the yahoo directory.
Why yahoo does not bring up directory results in regular search is a mystery to me. All the sites were hand checked and browsing the directory is more surfer time on the yahoo site and thus more ads shown. I don't get it. |
It seems like every solid keyword combination on my main index is triggering good search results.. if it were google I would be getting some solid traffic due to the volume.
It's literally picking up every word on the main index, and if I try any combination with those words it's showing between the first page and page three. Just wish I could re-edit it with newer keyword phrases to grab those serps. |
Last question,
any idea on how to make edits to your site without affecting the current serps in Yahoo? Thanks. |
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