Hi Guys,
Do you have an idea what is the proper way how to optimized for yahoo. My keywords got ranked last week but when i check again it has gone. :(
google optimization is enouhg for me
Yahoo focus on the bold keywords and it gives priority to the long titles. Always use the do follow site list for optimization because there is no any advantage from no follow sites. Yahoo loves the content very much. You should write the long description with the quality for your topic. Maintain the keyword density on the web page. The age is also important for yahoo optimization. Your website must be 2 years old and also the authority is of 2 months.
Well, there is not any known algorithm for getting rankings in Yahoo. Just follow Google and use all SEO tactics.
Bold keywords to focus on Yahoo and give priority to the long title. Then, on the site that has some advantages because it is always better to optimize the subsequent site does not use the list. Yahoo is very content, I love you. You on the subject of quality and a long description should be written on a Web page to maintain a keyword density of your age is also important for Yahoo optimization. Your website is 2 years 2 months, the authority must be also.
Just target the Yahoo sites for you to optimize your site in Yahoo. Yahoo answer and Yahoo group might be an effective way.
Yahoo focuses on key words in bold and are giving priority ginege. If so, since it does not use a list of sites because it is always best to optimize any benefits from this site. Yahoo is happy I'm in love with you. It's about quality problems, a long description of the times to keep the keyword density should be written on a web page that is also important for the optimization of Yahoo. Their website is 2 years and 2 months, permission must also be present.
Bing supplies the search juice for Yahoo!. Yeah, Yahoo! is basically a search-engine shell. So should you be optimizing for it? Although Yahoo!'s market share in the US looks pitiful in comparison to Google's, Yahoo! still fields about 2.4 billion searches a year. For America's third choice in search engines, that's not too shabby.