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Originally posted by nuclei
So, what does this change mean for anyone looking for high positioning on Yahoo? Well, the biggest question centers on the benefit of paying $299 to be listed in the Yahoo directory. While there are Yahoo users who navigate through the directory of human edited listings, most prefer to use the search function to locate the product or service they are seeking. With this in mind, most companies will be able to utilize the traffic from Yahoo without having to pay the $299 a year that was once the only way of securing any chance of top positioning on the Yahoo search engine results.
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GOOGLE has been kicking yahoo's ass since the yahoos at yahoo got greedy and decided to bend everyone over! (It's $600 for adult sites at yahoo I believe.)
Yeoooow!
Then again, maybe I'm full of shit.
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