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March 8, 2007

Google & Yahoo! Backlink Updates

Filed under: google, seo, yahooKevin Gibbons @ 11:56 am

As reported by Search Engine Roundtable yesterday, there has recently been a link count update for both Yahoo! and Google Webmaster Central.

This has shown an increase from around 6,500 external links (although this was about 11,000 before dropping significantly a couple of weeks ago) for seoptimise.com to 12,391 on Yahoo! Site Explorer, Google Webmaster Central has also shown an increase with 10,653 links now counted.

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