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Yahoo's pretty active, but no love

This is a discussion on Yahoo's pretty active, but no love within the Analysis: Traffic & SERPS forums, part of the vBulletin SEO Discussion category; I don't know if it is like this for anybody else. My forum ( Talk XHTML : Better Coding for ...

  1. 06-28-2006 08:53 PM #1
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    Yahoo's pretty active, but no love

    I don't know if it is like this for anybody else. My forum (Talk XHTML : Better Coding for All Levels of Web Development and Web Design) has anywhere from 13-20 spiders from Yahoo! alone. MSN usually only has 2 and Google 1.

    Yet MSN and Google show me the most search engine traffic love. Any reason Yahoo is so active and not giving me much traffic or are they just like that?

    EDIT: Woah? I did not put my <title> in the link, is that an automatic feature?

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  2. 06-29-2006 06:30 AM #2
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    Re: Yahoo's pretty active, but no love

    Within vBSEO 3.0.0 there is the ability to automatically extract the title information from external links. Pretty cool eh? I believe there is another topic discussing the quantity of Yahoo! bot crawling frequency; Yahoo Slurp bombardment
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  3. 06-29-2006 06:49 PM #3
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    Re: Yahoo's pretty active, but no love

    Yahoo is my biggest SE referral so I dont mind it eating up some bandwidth
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  4. 07-01-2006 10:12 PM #4
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    Re: Yahoo's pretty active, but no love

    The more hits from Yahoo the better.It also has a good network of SE 's.
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  5. 07-13-2006 07:23 PM #5
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    Re: Yahoo's pretty active, but no love

    Yahoo is by far my number one referal SE
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  6. 07-14-2006 08:04 AM #6
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    Re: Yahoo's pretty active, but no love

    Quote Originally Posted by offline View Post
    Yahoo is by far my number one referal SE
    same here
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