I had a question regarding how to increase your rankings in yahoo. I realize that most people worry about placing well in google but yahoo is right up there with them in terms of searches. Why haven't people tried to capitalize getting in the top results in yahoo? Is it because no one knows how there algorithm works? Is there something like google's PageRank system that is used on yahoo? Also, the same question applies for MSN search which seems to be rising quickly in market share do to the release of vista. Thanks for the help!
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hsc-online posted this at 14:37—2nd July 2007.
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Yahoo depend on onpage optimisation. but not 100%. So first start from onpage, create more pages. that's will boost your ranking.
specially try yahoo trusted sites.
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Freedom posted this at 08:40—3rd July 2007.
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I think that you have follow general rules.
Relevant content.
Linkexchange with relevant sites.
Buying links etc.
marblehost posted this at 10:51—6th July 2007.
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Yes the yahoo use the general rules as other search engine.( I think there may be no more good method)
I think submit your website to Open Directory will increase your rankings too
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majorkontrapelo posted this at 12:12—6th July 2007.
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IMO, Yahoo ranks sites which has older, good content.
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Marshtomp posted this at 13:06—10th July 2007.
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According to this article ([url]http://www.promotionworld.com/promotion/articles/070427TheNew.html)[/url], Yahoo! started giving less weight to backlinks and Page Ranking than they used to and more weight to relevance and web design.
Here's a link to Yahoo!'s help page regarding improving your rankings.
http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/ysearch/ranking/ranking-02.html
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marblehost posted this at 00:08—18th July 2007.
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I think that you have follow general rules.
Relevant content.
Linkexchange with relevant sites.
Buying links etc.
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Think carefully of the key terms ,the users will search on to find content like yours.
Yahoo also places a lot of importance on keyword density; Yahoo favors sites with keyword density of 7 to 8%.
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phoebe posted this at 03:25—21st January 2008.
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The secret to Yahoo's success is human beings meaning, having unique and informative content would definitely boost your rankings.
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johneva posted this at 06:28—22nd January 2008.
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People care a lot less about other search engines as Google has 65% of the market share, so even with all the other search engines altogether you carnt make as much traffic as you can from Google.
This being said I am certaily not saying ignore them, thing is they use pretty much the same rules just different calculations to get the results, what is slighly more important in one search engine is not quite so important in others.
Always aim for Google though and the others will come naturally anyway and Google is the fussy one, Google is very particular about inbound links if they are not from quality sites then you might aswell ot have the link as far as Google is concerned, where as Yahoo and MSN are much less fussy about inbound links to your site the more you have the better.
Yahoo tend to like larger and older sites much more than any other search engine and MSN tend to like new sites more than any other, MSN and Yahoo hold on-page optimization very highly compared to Google and Google prefers off-page (Quality inbound links) compared to other search engines.
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