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andrewshim
05-19-2006, 01:08 PM
Yahoo! seems to have a major re-indexing that started on April 21st. My site's been bouncing everywhere from #5 to #42. It used to be quited stable at #10.

One of the most perplexing thing to me is that the #1 site in my category seems to be immune while every other site below it is bouncing around. Is there still such a thing as a site being hard-coded into the Yahoo! serps? It's been a month now and my site seems to be going down each day.

Anyone have any thoughts bout this?

Lyndsay
05-19-2006, 04:23 PM
I'm not sure, but I also saw a flux on April 21 which stabilized for me for a while... until today it seems. Definate changes today.

jiff
05-22-2006, 08:30 AM
I've seen a lot of changes today, not just my site but all the sites in the top ten for several keywords have changed.

Also a recent directory listings which was added on Friday is no longer showing.

webkidsan
05-23-2006, 07:53 PM
It has been doign this for about a little more than a week ... I am one today and then # 18 ... fluctuating every day

Marcia
05-24-2006, 04:44 AM
One of the most perplexing thing to me is that the #1 site in my category seems to be immune while every other site below it is bouncing around. Is there still such a thing as a site being hard-coded into the Yahoo! serps? Given the fact that there's been a patent and a paper published that Yahoo is associated with in regard to "TrustRank" and starting with a "seed set" for link-related scoring factors that's human edited, I can't see it being impossible for there to be a "white list," so to speak, and consequently some sites that are ranked other than strictly by algorithmic means.

It's been a month now and my site seems to be going down each day.That can simply be related to competing sites moving up, as well as to algo changes.

ashannon
06-07-2006, 07:05 PM
It seems to me there is a direct tie between search engine results and paid ads on yahoo now. Do you all see that at all in the keywords you're targeting placement for?