Get listed by yahoo

[netgal06]

I have come across a great little article that has some tips on how to get listed by yahoo

http://www.grantasticdesigns.com/yahoo.html

have a read and let me know what you think

[backstage]

What you have to do is to subscribe to one on the
many free yahoo expired domains services on the web (make a search on Google,
domain names that are available to be bought at any domain name registrar (5/6 dollars)
but that appear to be still listed on yahoo. When you receive one, don't bother if it is in
the wrong category etc.....all you have to do is to buy the domain, to put some content
related to the category on yahoo where it is listed and then to contact yahoo; when you contact
yahoo, tell them that you are the legitimate owner of the domain+site and that you are changing
your business, from the one of the site in question, to your real website; tell them that you
want them to replace that listing for that domain with a new listing for your new business;
accordingly to their policy, they will cancel the old listing for the old domain and will add the new one,
at no charge in a matter of a few days.
If the expired domain name was submitted before the paid inclusion service was launched,
your site will be listed there forever without you being asked for any renewal.
If it was
submitted afterwards, you will be asked for paying additional $299, after one year is passed:
you can still refuse at that time, if you want, but at least you will have gained a free listing
for a while.

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[mini_0]

Well , I think more than some third party websites selling some tips , it is better to trust what yahoo says itself . Yahoo pays a great attention to your content .Because of the relevance that Yahoo places on the content within your site, the keyword once again becomes a vitally important aspect of your research. While Google have been striving to promote sites that use organic content and webmasters and SEOs have been optimizing with around 2% to 3% keyword density Yahoo prefers a much greater density level. The danger, of course, is that giving Yahoo what they want may cause Google to deem your content as being keyword stuffed but there is another difference between the two algorithms that can help to counteract this problem.