Have noticed the Yahoo my web? This Yahoo feature / product allows users to save search results to make them part of your “Yahoo Myweb.” The big question is what, if any, importance will the Yahoo person web have on Yahoo SERPs.
Here’s a glimps into what their working on at Yahoo:
MyRank is Yahoo!’s personal search technology powering My Web 2.0. Traditional search engines use a variety of complex algorithms to deliver better results. Most engines use the number of links to a website as a proxy for the value that webmasters place on the content of the site. Chances are, however, that you value content differently depending on who you are and the context under which you are searching.
MyRank leverages all the advances in algorithmic search and combines these advances with a very simple idea – your definition of a “better answer” may be very different than somebody else’s definition. The MyRank technology powering My Web 2.0 enables you to tap into the knowledge of the people you know, and leverage this knowledge to find better answers that are more relevant to you. Friends, colleagues, and other contacts in your community are invaluable sources of information and advice in the offline world. These are the people that share your interests, work in your industry, live in your neighborhood, and have potentially searched for many of the same topics as you – along with topics that you never thought of in relation to the people you know. By fusing the power of algorithmic search with the ability to tap into your community, MyRank technology enables you to find better, more relevant answers for you.
Clearly, if it does not already help you in Yahoo SERPs, it probebly will in the not-so-distant future. It’s still in beta, but can you imagine a world where being a part of 1,000 peoples personal Yahoo web would be a detriment to your site’s SERPs?

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January 26th, 2006
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It’s still in beta, but can you imagine a world where being a part of 1,000 peoples personal Yahoo web would be a detriment to your site’s SERPs?
Did you really mean to use “detriment” instead of benefit?
No – makes perfect sense as written. Time start up with the Yahoo accounts
Hey Quadszilla,
I’ve been a reader of your site for a while – it’s interesting, entertaining, informative, and, most importantly for me, very revealing!
From your blog narrative, I suspect you’re not just a black-hat SEO!
Personally, the desire to accumulate money has been waning for a while, while the desire to produce high-value websites – sites that challenge dogma and encourage innovative thinking – has been waxing for the last few months. Indeed, my new business strategy involves my low/no value BH sites funding some new high-value blogs.
My BH sites may pay the bills, but they certainly don’t provide a source of self-esteem. Consider Steve Pavlina’s blog, for example. Steve’s blog provides both: a source of revenue (around 5k per month), plus a source of self-esteem: he encourages his readers to set goals, take action, develop self-discipline, and achieve more in life.
So, I suspect, given your intelligence and insight, you are involved in some high-value sites. Care to share one or two?
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