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How to get Yahoo visitors to my site

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Boodreaux last edited by

I get great traffic from Google but Yahoo is at about a 20 to 1 ratio on visitors.

Is there anything I should do to increase Yahoo traffic? I bought a Yahoo Directory listing about 3 months ago but it did no good.

Thanks,

Boo
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RuiZhiDong last edited by

Boo,

How are you ranking on Yahoo! at the moment for keywords that you are targeting?

It may simply be that Google has the lion's share of the search market

Cheers

Rui
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