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Posts Tagged With: Yahoo

Tried of Search Engines? Try a Find Engine!

Tired of using your classic search engines?  InstaFound claims to be able to remove the search from the search engines out there.  How is this done?  It helps you avoid the time wasting you do now with regular searching by taking you to the page you are looking for right off the bat.
So [...]

Another Domain Information Tool

Looking for a way to get an entire social web site profile of your domain name via one simple online tool?  Buildstats is another domain information tool that does just that.  All you do is insert your domain name, and then you will be taken to a page with tons of information about that [...]

Search Engine Webmaster Tool Collections

Where Google used to be alone in giving you tools to see how they are indexing your web site, each of the three big search engines now have their own set of webmaster tools. 
Bing Webmaster Center

The newest kid on the block, Bing gives you access to keyword research tools, a robot.txt validator, and [...]

The Rise and Fall of Geocities

Over on the Web Hosting Show, I have been talking all week long about our good ‘ol departed friend, Geocities.  After looking back at what went wrong, and what was or was not done, one thing can be said for certain.  The main reason Geocities fell is because they failed to innovate. 
If you [...]

Yahoo! Web Analytics?

Looks like Yahoo is following Google into the web analytics game.  If you visit http://web.analytics.yahoo.com/ you will see that IndexTools is now well, Yahoo! Web Analytics. What was Index Tools?  I don’t know either.

They are promising a powerful and flexible web site stats package.  Not much is known yet due to the only thing [...]

Using Del.icio.us to Backup Bookmarks

If I ever lost my bookmarks I would be totally lost.
From projects to cool sites to those darn dancing badgers – I need my bookmarks to survive. With that in mind, I have been backing up my bookmarks early and often using these steps and I thought I would share them with you. [...]

Switching from Yahoo! Mail to Gmail

Well I spent Saturday morning making the big switch from Yahoo! Mail (who screwed me over royally with the ad-fest they started) to Gmail. I really had not used Gmail that much since the launch – so I was happy to see they have improved it greatly since then. My overall reaction over [...]

Yahoo! Mail Gets “Ads” Upgrade

+ Remove These New Yahoo! Mail Beta Ads!
Well I guess it finally happened sometime last night. The nice sleek and clean interface of Yahoo! Mail became ad-tastic. As an AT&T DSL customer I was getting the “plus” E-mail pack with my Web mail from Yahoo. I have been over this story before [...]

Yahoo Unlimited E-mail Storage = Ads for Everybody

Yahoo is paying for the unlimited E-mail storage everybody is going to get with more ads. Paid Yahoo Mail users or not – we are all going to get this “new feature” called advertisements.
Want the good news? Yahoo is going to give us unlimited E-mail storage soon. The bad news? If [...]

Plug Your Yahoo Pipe into FeedBurner

Yesterday I told you how to create a mega ego feed using Yahoo! Pipes. As I told you then, the RSS feed that it spits out is really ugly. Don’t you wish you could make it something you could at least remember or make easier to type out? Thanks to FeedBurner you [...]

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