Yahoo adds a little subdomains button

By richardbaxterseo |

I’m not completely sure when this happened but it looks like Yahoo rolled out a small change to Site Explorer with the addition of a “Subdomains” button.

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That “subdomains” button is pretty new – here’s what the the interface looked like according to this post on SEOptimise a while ago:

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I don’t think it’s a big deal, though I’m not entirely convinced I know what the button is trying to do:

subdomains

It looks like it’s a stab at a domain diversity metric – perhaps 142 total inlinks from 24 subdomains to my root domain. According to Linkscape it’s closer to 221 inlinks from 59 FQD’s. Any ideas? I admit, it’s been a long time since I last looked at Yahoo! Site Explorer.

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  1. Posted May 30, 2010 at 3:46 am | Permalink

    Great points you’ve posted here, thanks. Is completely true that yahoo is a great engine for checking your backlinks (and a little more) as it seems more accurate than others when it comes to Inlinks…anyway I used to do the queries manualy untill i found this free tool: http://ministatus.com which also alows one to download the results in pdf file and also generates the free badge price for each and every queried websites.

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