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Yahoo & Bing boycotting adsense - Truth or myth?
I have read some articles about sites using Adsense performing badly on non-Google search engines, and I have to admit that while my site performs very good on Google, it doesn't on Yahoo and Bing.

Can someone confirm and if so, what remedies are available?
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I have read some articles about sites using Adsense performing badly on non-Google search engines, and I have to admit that while my site performs very good on Google, it doesn't on Yahoo and Bing.

Can someone confirm and if so, what remedies are available?
Never seen anything that shows definitively this is true. If you can't provide evidence for something, it is nothing more than speculation.
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Never seen anything that shows definitively this is true. If you can't provide evidence for something, it is nothing more than speculation.


Why then my site is doing very well with Google and bad with yahoo and Bing?
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Why then my site is doing very well with Google and bad with yahoo and Bing?
How old is the site? How big is the site? How many backlinks do you have? Where do your backlinks come from? What sites do you link out to? How much advertising is on the page?

There are many, many variables, all of which are analyzed differently between search engines. What gets you high ranks on Google (quality backlinks) does not have as much weight in Yahoo or Bing.....

What regular, relevant content do you have on your pages that is focused on your keywords?
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I have read some articles about sites using Adsense performing badly on non-Google search engines, and I have to admit that while my site performs very good on Google, it doesn't on Yahoo and Bing.

Can someone confirm and if so, what remedies are available?


Yahoo and Bing both cant afford to exclude sites running Adsense esp. Yahoo. Because if this comes out to be true and Google decides to exclude all yahoo sites from its index, then yahoo as a brand will be almost destroyed.

Remedy is that, both yahoo and bing ask for larger number of back links than Google and this is what u ve to do.
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Moreover among adsense there are some adbrite ads too.
The site is 4 months old, no backlinks, some 4,000 pages, 2,000 indexed by Google, some tenths only indexed by Yahoo/Bing.
It could be the backlink lackness
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