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As we are going to waited for new updates from Google the king of search, We are getting that soon as it stated in their official blog that they are ready to roll out a complete new search engine results, which is 50% more fresh than its current search results.

I know when this indexing starts roll out the results, so many things are changing and that’s why our seo efforts too.

We survived via keep the rankings fresh and alive, concentrating more on social media and a new fresh content.

For more updates

Till then Bye,

Have a Good Day

As per expected to avoid microsoft bidding pressure Yahoo yesterday announce renewable paid search deal with google for next 10 years. As per my observation below are the most highlighted points of the deal ,

• Its for 10 years.
• It will give yahoo almost 800 million $ annualy
• It will monetize yahoo’s no-profit making search
• Google will mostly displayed ads on Yahoo Partner Sites, Yahoo Networds.
• Yahoo will retain rights for where and when to display ads.
• Mostly Yahoo will use ads for Tail Ender keywords.
• This is not a merger between two companies.
• Yahoo Sponsor search still works and display ads.
• Yahoo can deal same with other paid Search players, too.
• Elected Yahoo Publishers can part in this Program.

After watching the deal I have only one question in my mind why anyone go with Yahoo if they are displaying ads by Google Adwords.

But For Microsoft the upcoming path for Yahoo Search Takeover would be more difficult after this deal.

Till then enjoy YahooGle…..

For More Details of The Deal You Can Click this Yahoo Press Release.

This isn’t the first time the major search engines have come together for an announcement regarding how they support publishers. In late 2006, all three joined together to support XML Sitemaps and launched sitemaps.org, followed in April 2007 with support for Sitemaps autodiscovery in robots.txt and in February 2008 with more support for more flexible storage locations of Sitemap files. In early 2005, the engines declared support for the nofollow attribute> on links (in an effort to combat comment spam).

They are simply making a joint stand in messaging that robots.txt is the standard way of blocking search engine robot access to web sites. They have identified a core set of robots.txt and robots meta tag directives that all three engines support:

For robots.txt, they all support:

• Disallow
• Allow
• use of wildcards
• Sitemap location

For robots meta tags, they all support:

• noindex
• nofollow
• noarchive
• nosnippet
• noodpt

For More deails How Can Create robots.txt and how you can use robots.txt you can use google WebMaster tools and http://www.robotstxt.org/.