Who actually gets traffic from Yahoo?

I did a search on yahoo and found 150 results for my site. But I have never gotten any traffic from Yahoo?

 

I get some. I think it's Google>Yahoo>MSN in terms of traffic for me.

 

i get some 80-90 daily.also m gettin 300 -400 daily to other site but google sends 6k daily to there.

 

I get practically none from Yahoo.

 

Search engines are sending me a lot ot traffic:
- Google 80%
- Yahoo 10%
- MSN 4%
- Other (Search, AOL, Ask, Altavista, seznam, alltheweb, lycos ...) 6%

 

I waited for yahoo traffic for one year ... now it is steady and in good numbers.
How old is your site ?

 

I do, but it's really small compared to Google.

 

I get some, they send me my second highest traffic, After MSN, I barely get from google these days, something is better than nothing.

 

70% of my traffic is from Yahoo, google does not seem to like me lately.

 

I get some but very little

 

Google hasn't accepted me yet so:

Yahoo>Msn>Google for me.

But then again, seo account for only 5% of my traffic...

 

Google loves me, apparently, Yahoo and other search engines don't.

 

Total website pageviews are 2,500 daily. Of that portion coming from search engines, Yahoo! represents 16%. Not an insignificant contribution.

 

i get
- Google 486
- Yahoo 234
- Ask Jeeves 43
- Unknown search engines 34
- MSN 16
- Alexa 6

 

I think having links alone wont work. You have to see that your site does appear higher on results when compared to sites similiar to yours indexed by yahoo. For that you have to see all usual stuff as keywordde nsity meta tags title tags etc. If your site appear on a result page 4 or beyond in a search, chances of getting visitor become remote.

 

uuuuu not me

 

Yahoo answers is a decent source of traffic if utilized correctly .

Doug

 

Getting indexed by Yahoo and other search engines alone won't guarantee trafffic. Traffic occurs when people click on the links they see at the Search Engine Results Pages. And people click when the title and description they see is interesting enough.

So, in addition to making your pages search engine friendly, you also have to choose titles (contents of the title tag) and description (the description meta tag and the first two sentences or so of the body copy) that would interest people.

 

I think it depends a bit on what kind of site you have. A geekier site will have a greater percentage of Google visitors (and more Firefox users, too).

 

^ I agree. Some searches generate hardly any traffic from Yahoo even with good rankings.