The Yahoo! search database contains detailed information about web pages and the structure of the Web. The database stores information about links between web pages and uses that information (as well as additional algorithms) to gauge the popularity of a given page.Yahoo! Site Explorer is a tool that lets you access the information we have about a site's online presence. You can see which sites and subpages are indexed by Yahoo! Search, track sites that link into webpage, and view the most popular pages from any site.Use Site Explorer to: · Find which sites and subpages are indexed by Yahoo! Search!. · Find pages that link to that site or any page. (inlinks) · View the most popular pages from any site. · Submit and track feeds for your sites.You can get even more detailed information and greater ability to manage a site or its URLs when you authenticate the site. You can: · Find what subdomains of the site known to Yahoo!. · See other information Yahoo! detects
Colin, of www.boydofayrshire.com fame, has just informed me that Yahoo! Site Explorer has gone.
I was on it this morning so I know it was there, no longer I’m afraid.
IF you got to http://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com you are redirected to http://search.yahoo.com/search/options.
You can still get the results in XML format from the website using the advanced operator and query [...]
https://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com/mysites
Yahoo Site Explorer allows you to explore all the web pages indexed by Yahoo! Search. View the most popular pages from any site.
You can verify your website by uploading html key file and also submit your website RSS feeds. By doing this they will start to crawl within 2 weeks.
As like Google Webmaster Tools that I often use to submit my websites, this Yahoo utility also display your crawl statistic such as inlinks, subdomain etc. Now you also can put a nice badge at your website to display how many people link to your website.
Either its Google Webmaster Tool or Yahoo SIte Explorer, both are very useful and a must do list, if you have a new website to submit to them.
As Yahoo! Site Explorer is pulled out of Beta, it has introduced the ability to accept mobile site feeds. The mobile crawler will use these feeds to discover new mobile web pages and allow site owners to access Yahoo!’s mobile user base.
Yahoo! Mobile Feed Submit
Webmasters can submit mobile feeds to Yahoo! in the same formats [...]
Today I noticed a new badge link on Yahoo! Site Explorer while Submiting my Blog. This allows you to “Add a live badge to your blog or website that queries Site Explorer for the number of links to your site or page on the web. Select the type of link counts you want, the size and look of the badge and then cut and paste the code to your web site.”
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Add a live badge to your blog or website that queries Site Explorer for the number of links to your site or page on the web. Select the type of link counts you want, the size and look of the badge and then cut and paste the code to [...]
