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Yahoo Express

What's the score nowadays?

         

Istvan

10:17 pm on May 18, 2003 (gmt 0)

10+ Year Member



Hi People,

I was curious, after the integration of google into the yahoo engine, how the yahoo express submission pays out these days.

Is it worth the $299?

Can we see some figures in form of hits, visitors which you get through this listing? Anyone?

Istvan

bekyed

11:11 pm on May 18, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Hi,

Yahoo still carries a lot of weight and brings in a fair amount of traffic.
This really depends on the size of the category in the directory you are submitting to.
A new site of ours was submitted to a category with only 12 listings in their and already this has produced over 100 hits for us since yesterday and cost £450 (fetish wear site)
Your best bet is to submit your site to a regional yahoo and pay only once, because you will automatically be included in the main index and this is a lot cheaper.

Bek.

bekyed

11:14 pm on May 18, 2003 (gmt 0)

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The cost for a uk listing is only
£199 one-time non refundable fee.
I think other countries are the same.

Bek

2_much

3:42 am on May 22, 2003 (gmt 0)

WebmasterWorld Senior Member 10+ Year Member



Hi Istvan,

This really depends on the category.

I have a site about Buddhism that produces about 100 hits a day from Yahoo. From these 100 hits, about 70 are from the directory listing (they find the site through the category page).

At the same time, I have other sites that have gotten 0 hits from Yahoo.

Others get about 10 hits a day.

So it really depends on many things: your URL, what category you are submitting to, whether it is returned in the SERP's as the category listing, how many other sites in that category, etc.

Hope this helps.

DarkFriend

6:14 pm on May 25, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Been considering this. Would be good to know if its really worth it.