SEO work for yahoo

Our Seo work for Google has worked well but does not seem to have impressed Yahoo,why is that and how can I make yahoo happy?

 

because google is bigger than yahoo

 

yahoo need well onpage optimization

 

yahoo target their search result on the base of on-page. i think you should keep targeting your meta keywords and title. it help you to generate good result from yahoo search.

 

I find whatever Google does Yahoo! does the opposite, almost as if Yahoo is one step behind in algorithm

 

focus on the content in yahoo but I warn you that your ranking in google will change if you change the content I suggest just stick to Google.

 

Seems like Yahoo and Ping appreciate creating multiple links in a page, you give it a try!

 

I also find Yahoo (and Bing) difficult to please.

 

Hi All,

I think algorithm of Yahoo and Bing is similar. If your pages are cached nearly same days on Yahoo and Bing then our keywords are at same position on both search engines. mainly yahoo is focusing on domain name....

 

yahoo gets too little visitors anyway.most of the people are searching on google

 

but somehow, Yahoo has the biggest percentage of conversion. in my case.

 

Yahoo search engine needs onpage optimization of a site, keep attention on your meta keywords, description or title.

 

on page factors are more important factor on yahoo off page for google.

 

Looks like everyone suggesting for onpage seo

 

build back links in yahoo platform like yahoo answers and yahoo groups and related criteria

 

Basically it is same as google, but yahoo seems give more score for the onpage SEO
By the way, yahoo SEO seems slow, it takes longer time to see the result

 

umm my point of view is little different from you..

 

try targeting your keywords and titles in yahoo, i think that might help

 

both search engines have different ways on getting ranking so definitely, there are different strategies to use to be indexed..

google have more visitors, that is why it has more traffic..

 

If is important to note that a very important area that needs to be considered is coming in part four of this series. Simply optimizing your website for Yahoo! will likely not get you the traffic you're hoping for. Part three will cover optimizing your website for Google and part four will be titled "SEO For The Big Three: Tieing It Together" and will outline how to tie all the optimization tactics together into a concise strategy that will result in top rankings on all three major engines.