Why can't I find my website www.mattvisionllc.com with yahoo when I can with google?

Question

When I search for my website I can type mattvision and google finds it. Yahoo can't find it if I type in my exact website address.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The short answer: you aren't listed in the Yahoo! database. Have you submitted your site to Yahoo! If so and it was less than two or three months ago, patience may be the key...I've heard of it taking as much as 3 months to appear after submission.

I found the following information on Yahoo! that summarizes the way a site gets listed in the database. This page contains links to other information that may help you solve this problem.

http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/ysearch/basics/basics-14.html

I also found an interesting article that discussed the reasons why a site might not be listed on Yahoo!. I liked this one because it was neutral and it offered specific, no-cost solutions (depending on the arrangement you have with your ISP). However, it clearly assumes a pretty high level of tehcnical knowledge. For example, one suggestion was that there could be a problem with your robots.txt file...but it doesn't tell you how to fix this problem! See this article at:
http://www.searchengineguide.com/sullivan/2004/0315.html