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Duplicate Content: Can Yahoo Search Index ‘Weather Report’ Be Specific?

9. April 2009

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It’s good that Yahoo! provides everyone a hint that some change is brewing over its search algorithms. But that’s about it. Every single update posted on its Yahoo! Search blog about the ‘weather report’, loosely referring to Yahoo’s search index update, will mention a generic paragraph. Just like the latest update dated 7th of April 2009: We’ll [...]

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23 Signs You Need A Break from Search Marketing

21. June 2007

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Call me a copycat but I am inspired to do my version after I saw the 21 signs you need a break from SEO by Small Business SEM. You think you’ve got too much search engine optimization/marketing (SEO/SEM) on your mind? Take the following survey honestly to gauge if you need a break from SEM. All [...]

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Introducing Yahoo! Robots-Nocontent Feature

3. May 2007

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Yahoo! has introduced a new feature that will help webmasters specify what sections of a web page should not be indexed. In addition to using the traditional robots.txt file that instructs search engine robots what pages to skip crawling, this new directive from Yahoo! allows webmasters to use the “robots-nocontent” on tags such as <p>, [...]

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Moving Yahoo! Slurp to crawl.yahoo.net

29. March 2007

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Yahoo’s search crawler Slurp will be moving from its previously identified address at Inktomi to crawl.yahoo.net. This makes Slurp more identifiable with Yahoo! than as a property of a subsidiary. I don’t think there are other changes that need to be done by webmasters apart from adding crawl.yahoo.net in the list of domains to get [...]

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Five Best-Practices at Yahoo! Search Marketing

12. February 2007

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Most users have seen how Yahoo! Search Marketing’s upgrade looks like. A new ranking model baptized “Panama” with special focus on changing the way ads are ranked. From the traditional, cost-per-click-dependent structure, quality of ads is now emphasized so that a lower CPC keyword can rank higher than a more pricey one, if its [...]

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