#yandex is the best search engine

[realsafari]

@yandex-search-fr w-w-will you b-be m-m-my v-v-v-valentine >-<

[realsafari]

you my love <3

Ok I am going to do this simply because the first thing I will put here I NEED to do it and I have 0 motivation to do it even though it is EXTREMELY important

In fact, I think that's the reason why I don't want to do it... anyway

If this gets to 30 notes, I do that thing

50 notes, I call to ask if my doctor's appointment has been scheduled (I've been avoiding it for two weeks now)

100 notes, I go wash my shoes that have long needed washing and are just sitting there, existing, waiting for me to deign to wash them.

200 notes, I finish organizing my room (I organized it halfway and then left a bunch of things that still don't have a defined place)

500 notes, I use the things I have to bleach and color my hair. The only thing that has stopped me is the fear of doing it wrong or being too lazy to maintain it.

1k notes, I stop doing things that I know will trigger my chronic pain with the pure intention of confirming that the pain was indeed real (don't do this. 0 recommended).

5k notes, I try some new food without fear of wasting money by buying something I most likely won't like (my autism hates new foods)

10k notes, I wear my bi flag earrings in front of someone I wouldn't usually wear them with. I trust that they possibly wouldn't have a problem with me being bi, but I would never get up the courage to tell them anything

20k notes, wtf I have absolutely no idea. If it comes to this, ehhh... Honestly, I have no idea what I'm doing here. Do I promise to be honest in therapy and stop telling them that everything is perfect even though nothing has ever been perfect? Yeah, that probably works. Please don't go this far, I don't know how to do this. Maybe I should... but... it would be awful to learn it

[kyouka-supremacy]

Does anyone know where I can find the good quality version of this image? It's so frustrating because when cross searching on google it'll tell me the original quality is 850x478, but I can't find a way to download it in that quality. This is another version of the image (I'm guessing it's Mayoi promo art):

But I liked the clean white background one...

[the-real-google]

goggle.com :(

If you're looking for malicious websites try @yandex-search-fr

[technicalnest]

Exploring the World of Search Engines

Search Engines are becoming the most important part of our life in today’s Digital Era. Whether you're looking for information, shopping for products, or seeking entertainment, search engines are your gateway to the vast expanse of the internet. Among the multitude of search engines available, Google, Yahoo, Yandex, Bing, and Baidu stand out as some of the most prominent players. Let's delve into these diverse search engines and discover what sets them apart.

1. Google

The Goliath of Search Engines

Google, founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin, is the undisputed heavyweight champion of the search engine world. Its dominance is unparalleled, with over 90% of global search engine market share. Google's algorithm, a well-kept secret, uses over 200 factors to rank websites. This search giant prioritizes user experience, relevance, and mobile-friendliness in its ranking criteria.

SEO Tip: Focus on creating high-quality, informative content, and ensure your website is mobile-responsive.

2. Yahoo

A Pioneer in Web Search

Yahoo was one of the pioneers in the internet search industry. While it may not have the same market share as Google, it still attracts a substantial user base. Yahoo's search results are powered by Bing, as part of a partnership between the two companies. It offers a range of services, including news, email, and more.

SEO Tip: Optimize your content for Bing, as Yahoo relies on Bing's search algorithm.

3. Yandex

The Russian Search Giant

Yandex is the dominant search engine in Russia and other countries in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). It's renowned for its expertise in handling the complexities of the Russian language and Cyrillic script. Yandex's algorithms are designed to understand the unique linguistic nuances of these regions.

SEO Tip: If you're targeting the Russian-speaking market, prioritize Yandex optimization, including using Russian keywords.

4. Bing

Microsoft's Search Engine

Bing, owned by Microsoft, is a formidable contender in the search engine arena. While it has a smaller share compared to Google, Bing focuses on providing quality search results, often with a visually appealing layout. It also powers Yahoo's search results, making it an essential platform to consider.

SEO Tip: Create detailed meta descriptions and use high-quality images for better visibility on Bing.

5. Baidu

China's Search Giant

Baidu is China's largest search engine and is often compared to Google for its dominance within the Chinese market. It's renowned for its in-depth knowledge of Chinese language and culture. Baidu's algorithms prioritize content hosted within China, which makes it crucial for businesses targeting this region.

To read more about different search engines, visit our website :- Technical Nest

In conclusion, understanding the differences and nuances of search engines like Google, Yahoo, Yandex, Bing, and Baidu is essential for a successful SEO strategy. By tailoring your approach to each platform's unique characteristics, you can maximize your online visibility and reach your target audience effectively. Keep these SEO tips in mind, and you'll be well on your way to conquering the world of search engines.

[dhrubo-organization]

Unlocking Success with Yandex SEO Services

In the ever-evolving digital landscape, businesses are constantly seeking effective ways to reach their target audience and maximize their online visibility. For those looking to tap into the Russian market, Yandex, the leading search engine in Russia, offers a powerful platform to connect with millions of users. To harness its full potential, businesses can leverage Yandex SEO services, which…

[0sbrain]

here's a list of mozilla add-ons for all of you tumblrinas out there to have a better internet experience

also, if you like my post, please reblog it. Tumblr hates links but i had to put them so you adhd bitches actually download them <3 i know because i am also adhd bitches

BASIC STUFF:

AdGuard AdBlocker / uBlock Origin : adguard is a basic adblock and with origin you can also block any other element you want. for example i got rid of the shop menu on tumblr

Privacy Badger : this add on will block trackers. if an element contains a tracker it will give you the option to use it or not

Shinigami Eyes: this will highlight transphobic and trans friendly users and sites using different colors by using a moderated database. perfect to avoid terfs on any social media. i will explain how to use this and other add-ons on android as well under the read more cut

THINGS YOU TUMBLINAS WANT:

Xkit: the best tumblr related add on. with many customizable options, xkit not only enhances your experience from a visual standpoint, but provides some much needed accessibility tools

bonus: if you are into tf2 and wanna be a cool cat, you can also get the old version to add cool reblog icons

AO3 enhancer: some basic enhancements including reading time and the ability to block authors and tags

YOUTUBE

Return of the YouTube Dislike : pretty self explanatory

Youtube non-stop: gets rid of the annoying "Video paused. Continue watching?" popup when you have a video in the background

SponsorBlock: gives you options to skip either automatically or manually sponsors, videoclip non music sectors and discloses other type of sponsorships/paid partnerships

Enhancer for YouTube: adds some useful options such as custom play speed, let's you play videos in a window and most important of all, it allows you to make the youtube interface as ugly as your heart desires. I can't show a full image of what it looks like because i've been told its eye strainy and i want this post to be accessible but look at this <3

PocketTube: allows you to organize your subscriptions into groups

YouTube Comment Search: what it says

FINDING STUFF

WayBack Machine: you probably know about this site and definitely should get the add on. this allows you to save pages and access older versions with the click of a button. while you can search wayback using web archives, please get this one as well as it allows you to easily save pages and contribute to the archive.

Web Archives: it allows you to search through multiple archives and search engines including WayBack Machine, Google, Yandex and more.

Search by Image: allows you to reverse image search using multiple search engines (in my experience yandex tends to yield the best results)

Image Search Options: similar to the last one

this next section is pretty niche but... STEAM AND STEAM TRADING

SteamDB: adds some interesting and useful statistics

Augmented Steam: useful info specially for browsing and buying games

TF2 Trade Helper: an absolute godsend, lets you add items in bundles, keeps track of your keys and metal and your recent trades, displays links to the backpack tf page next to users profiles and more. look it tells me how much moneys i have and adds metal to trades without clicking one by one oh may god

IN CONCLUSION: oooooh you want to change to firefox so badly, you want to delete chrome and all the chrome clones that are actually just spyware and use firefox

HOW TO USE MOZILLA ADD-ONS ON YOUR PHONE

if you already use firefox on android, you'll know there are certain add-ons compatible with the app, some of them even being made just for the mobile version such as Video Background Play FIx. while most of them are pretty useful, some more specific ones aren't available on this version of the browser, but there's a way of getting some of them to work

you need to download the firefox nightly app, which is basically the same as the regular firefox browser but with the ability of activating developer mode. you can find how to do that here. once you've enabled it, you need to create a collection with all the add ons you want. i wouldn't recommend adding extensions if the creators haven't talked about phone compatibility, but XKit and Shinigami Eyes should work

also, don't tell the government this secret skater move, but you can try using both the regular firefox browser and nightly so you can have youtube videos in a floating box while you browse social media.

see? i can block this terf while Rick Rolling the people following this tutorial. isn't that tubular?

[realsafari]

me and @yandex-search-fr (we are married

[realsafari]

me and yandex are married and youre my cousin

Why can’t we all just be like @subway-offical and @the-real-spotify????

[cutewebgraphics]

Can you list the websites where you get your graphics from?

Hello!

I had another question like this and wrote a big long answer & when I went to save it as a draft, it disappeared!!! X_X I'll do my best to write it out again!

I don't actually know how I do it... I go into a blind haze and wake up hours later with dozens of tabs open and hundreds of graphics in my downloads. Not really, but it feels like it sometimes ^^'''

Usually, I start out by reverse image searching a graphic I already have on image search engines like Google Images, Yandex, etc. and opening a bunch of sites that host that same graphic, or by going into the 'similar images' section and looking for interesting graphics, thumbnails and sites that way. I look out for text-hosting (blogging, fanfiction) sites, self-hosted websites, forums and foreign language sites - I find a lot of my favorites from Japanese, Hindi and Italian-speaking sites in particular! From there I look for hyperlinks to other sites and start going down rabbit holes. I avoid popular image-hosting sites like Giphy and Pinterest, as well as popular English social media sites like Twitter and Instagram.

Text-hosting sites like Wattpad and Asianfanfics are good for finding organized collections of graphics, mainly layout-related graphics like dividers, headers and footers.

I find a lot of my decorative text on forums.

Blogging and foreign social media sites (especially Japanese as Japan invented emoji and decomail!) support .GIFs more often and I find a lot of tiny inline-sized pixels there.

Personal sites are great for doll collections!

Finding specific user accounts on these sites and pawing through their post history, uploads and friends is my favorite way to find little 'gold mines'. I sometimes also enter a general query into image search engines i.e. 'christmas divider pixel say' and filter by Colour -> Transparent and Type -> Animated (Google Images) to look for graphics and sites that way, but I find it to be quite surface-level and don't get a lot to chew on.

I also have a (neglected...) Discord server with a tiny lovely community of people that share their finds, help others find specific graphics, troubleshoot and pass around interesting websites and tools with one another. I've been a bit absent from the Discord during the school year but want to swallow the social anxiety & become more active now...!

I hope this helps give a rough idea of my process, but it really isn't a science and is more just glorified web-surfing x) Have fun!

[scarabesque-returns]

"This is why you use a reputable VPN and open source software that anonymizes your usage." Recs are appreciated. Also for search engines, Presearch shat the bed.

Mullvad is the best VPN, easy. It's reasonably priced, private, and fast. NordVPN consistently gets high marks up there with Mullvad but I haven't used it myself.

For clients, I use the old standby qBitTorrent. Transmission and Tribler are newer and have some fancy features.

I still use Presearch, but if you want to try others I think Brave Search is a cool project. They're a hybrid with results from Google, but they have their own crawler too. If you want completely unique results, there's Mojeek from the UK and Yandex from Russia.

https://www.searchenginemap.com/ is a nice visualizer so you can see how all the search engines are interconnected.

[realsafari]

Yeah we r married 😞

hi walmart :3

Hi Costco! :3

[cindylouwho-2]

RECENT SEO & MARKETING NEWS FOR ECOMMERCE, March 2024

Welcome to my roundup of SEO and marketing news and useful resources for ecommerce businesses, March edition. There is a lot going on with Google, and some really strong marketing pieces this time around, so let's get right to it.

SEO: GOOGLE & OTHER SEARCH ENGINES 

Google launched both a core algorithm update and spam updates on March 5, with the spam update ending on the 20th. Core updates now include the Helpful Content algorithm. In early observations, Etsy and Reddit both picked up visibility in the UK. 

The Helpful Content algorithm updates late last year destroyed a lot of sites’ Google traffic. Avoid the things they had in common.  You can read the full study here. 

Ecommerce sites were some of the biggest losers in Google visibility in 2023, with Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Etsy, Target and Best Buy in the top 10 of sites whose Google appearances slipped. 

New to Google SEO? They’ve revamped their SEO starter guide for people like you. And if you are more advanced and want to learn how to optimize your website product pages, this is a good overview. 

This lengthy article on backlinks for ecommerce websites covers pretty much all the angles, including the really difficult ones. 

Reminder that if you want to rank on Google for a search term, you need to look at what is already ranking, and make decisions based on that content. [video and transcript] This works for most search engines, not just Google. 

Yes, Google crawls “high quality” content more often. I used to refer to this as Google thinking the page is “interesting”, so I guess I will need to change my wording...

While Google sends the most traffic to websites, people spend a lot more of their online time elsewhere. Market where people are, not just where your stats say they came from. 

Sadly, Google has stopped providing caches of website pages in its search results. While you can still see the caches of some pages by using the Google search Cache:[page link] as in cache:https://cindylouwho-2.tumblr.com that will eventually stop working as well. Bing still provides caches, but unfortunately both it and the Wayback Machine do not crawl often enough to give really recent results most of the time. 

Missed Google news in February? Here’s your update. And just in case you are really behind, here is January. 

Not Google

Unsure if your website has enough good backlinks? Bing Webmaster Tools will now tell you if you don’t. 

Yandex - the top search engine in Russia - was sold by its Dutch ownership group to a consortium in Russia. 

SOCIAL MEDIA - All Aspects, By Site

General

A US study of social media use found that the most popular site was YouTube, with 83% of adults using it. Two-thirds of American adults use Facebook, while TikTok is up to ⅓ of the US population. 

Because they do change periodically, here are the latest image and video sizes recommended for the top social media platforms. [infographic]

Bluesky is now open to everyone - it was previously invite-only. 

Facebook (includes relevant general news from Meta)

Meta has introduced several changes to its Ad options, applying to Facebook and Instagram. 

Meta had a great 4th quarter in 2023, with revenue, users, and earnings per share up. “Fast-growing upstarts Temu and Shein, which originated in China, have been pouring money into ads on Facebook and Instagram. Li said on Thursday that revenue from China-based advertisers accounted for 10% of sales for the year and 5 percentage points of growth.”

Instagram

An updated post on Instagram's algorithm and how it works. 

Instagram is still beta testing longer Reels for some users. 

If your account is a brand account, you can now run ads on Instagram with coupon codes right in them. (Some Facebook users can already do this.)

LinkedIn

Among other recent changes on LinkedIn, the algorithm is now looking to boost important content longer than just the first day or two after publication. 

Pinterest

Pinterest has its own stats package, called Pinterest Analytics, but only for “Business” accounts. They show how many people clicked on the outgoing links, how many people saw your pin on their screen, and much more. Here’s everything you need to know. 

Reddit

Reddit successfully launched on the stock market this past week, but questions remain about how this will change the site. 

Google is paying Reddit to scrape its content through the API instead of from the web. 

Snapchat

Snap was a little later than most tech companies doing layoffs recently, waiting until February 5 to let 10% off staff go. 

Threads

Threads is so new that the algorithm is bound to change a lot in the next year, but for right now, here is how it works. 

TikTok

There is an overwhelming amount of info out there on the US attempt to either ban TikTok or force its sale, and much of it is incomplete, so I will let you Google to your heart’s content if you want to learn more. If you are relying on TikTok to drive sales, this would be a good time to make sure you diversify your promotional strategy. 

You can now track trending terms on TikTok through the Creator Search Insights section. “Creator Search Insights will highlight frequently searched topics, which creators can organize by category (for example, tourism, sports, science) or tailor to their content type with the “For You” option. Additionally, creators can filter for “content gap” topics, which are highly searched but have relatively few videos on TikTok covering them.“

TikTok may be testing a photo app, which would obviously compete with Instagram. 

Twitter

What? Twitter may have lied about its Super Bowl ad performance? I’m so not shocked. 

Tumblr

Tumblr will be selling data access to AI companies. 

YouTube

This is a pretty decent article on YouTube SEO. 

(CONTENT) MARKETING (includes blogging, emails, and strategies) 

Small and micro-businesses need an email list. An email list is:  

portable (unlike most social media followers or marketplace buyers) 

is available to almost everyone, as we all need at least one email address if we are online

less susceptible to the whims of algorithms (unlike SEO, marketplaces, social etc.)  

I keep seeing people argue that no one opens emails, but the chart in the article above is proof that is still wrong. (My blog email list averages close to a 70% open rate, depending on the topic and the time I send it. My jewellery email list - which I hardly ever send to - still has an over 30% open rate. My click rates are well above the industry averages, usually 30 to 40% of all recipients for the blog list. These are much better numbers than social, and astronomically better than my clickthrough rate on Google and other search engines.)

Gmail and Yahoo both changed how they handle bulk emails such as newsletters in February. Here’s what you need to know on the basics, including authenticating yourself so your email gets through. 

Find out how to get people to read all the way to the end of your content. 

Get ready for April marketing with 5 topical ideas. National Handmade Day is April 6. 

We should all think twice before deciding to use AI to create content. “Circa 2024, generative AI does not produce new ideas or even develop its own conclusions. Rather, it regurgitates information that it has indexed.” Not convinced? Here’s another article. “AI-generated content represents the literal “average of everything online.”

ONLINE ADVERTISING (EXCEPT INDIVIDUAL SOCIAL MEDIA AND ECOMMERCE SITES) 

Google Ads can now be tracked in Google Analytics 4. 

Both Google Ads and Microsoft Advertising were up in the 4th quarter of 2023. 

STATS, DATA, TRACKING 

Google Analytics 4 tracks organic traffic differently than the previous version. Here’s how to figure it out. 

BUSINESS & CONSUMER TRENDS, STATS & REPORTS; SOCIOLOGY & PSYCHOLOGY, CUSTOMER SERVICE 

I’ve probably posted this specific article before, but it is worth another read: how to communicate with customers.  For example, “Mirroring your customer’s tone lets them know you’re on their side. If a customer is formal, for example, hold back on the LOLs. If they’re more casual, relax your tone.”

According to a US study, Generation Z is skewing the traditional marketing funnel. “Per Archrival’s data, 77 per cent of Gen Zs and 79 per cent of millennials in the US are actively seeking style inspiration at least monthly, with almost half of those looking for style inspiration on social media. When asked where they learn about new brands, products and experiences, video reigns supreme: YouTube is the most popular platform with Gen Zs, followed by TikTok, then Instagram.”

Trend alert: bag charms are back. 

IMAGES, VIDEO, GRAPHIC DESIGN, & FREE ONLINE TOOLS

Almost all of these 12 video tools are free, and some can be used on your phone. 

MISCELLANEOUS

This is an older piece, but it checks out: IKEA Hacks for Craft Show Displays. A few of these could be done with non-IKEA items. 

Want to stay up-to-date on a nearly daily basis? Follow me on Bluesky or on LinkedIn, or become a member of my Patreon.

[akashgh522]

3 Reasons Why Your Business Absolutely Needs SEO

Organic Search is Most Often the Primary Source of Website Traffic: Organic search is a massive part of most businesses’ website performance and a critical component of the buyer funnel and ultimately getting users to complete a conversion or engagement.

As marketers know, Google owns a significantly larger portion of the search market than competitors like Yahoo, Bing, Baidu, Yandex, DuckDuckGo, and many, many others.

SEO Builds Trust & Credibility: The goal of any experienced SEO is to establish a strong foundation for a beautiful website with a clean, effective user experience that is easily discoverable in search, thanks to the trust and credibility of the brand and its digital properties.

Many elements go into establishing authority regarding search engines like Google.

SEO is the Best Way to Understand the Voice of the Consumer: From understanding macro market shifts to understanding consumer intent in granular detail, SEO tells us what customers want and need.

[seoexpertemea]

Yandex and Bing in 2024 and beyond

SEO for Yandex and Bing in 2024 has some core similarities but also key differences:

Similarities:

Content is king: Both Yandex and Bing prioritize high-quality, informative content that satisfies user search intent. Focus on creating well-researched, engaging content that answers your target audience's questions.

Technical SEO: Both engines reward websites with a clean, mobile-friendly structure, fast loading speeds, and proper technical SEO implementation.

Differences:

Keywords: Yandex places less emphasis on exact keyword match than Google. Focus on relevant keywords and semantic variations. Bing incorporates some social signals, so content that generates user engagement on social media might have a slight ranking boost.

Backlinks: High-quality backlinks are still important for both engines, but Yandex seems less reliant on them compared to Google.

Local Focus: Yandex prioritizes local results for users in Russia and surrounding regions. If your target audience is there, optimize your site for local search terms and citations.

Bright Future for Yandex SEO:

The future of Yandex SEO looks promising. Here's why:

Growing Market: The Russian internet market continues to grow, creating opportunities for businesses targeting that region.

Evolving Search: Yandex is constantly refining its search algorithms, and SEO specialists who stay updated on these changes will be in high demand.

Resources:

Yandex Webmaster Tools: [Yandex webmaster ON yandex.com]

Bing SEO Guide: [Bing SEO guide]

In conclusion, while there's some overlap, optimizing for Yandex and Bing requires a tailored approach. If you target the Russian market, Yandex SEO holds promise, so staying updated on best practices is crucial.

[seonsaeng]

YANDEX SEO EXPERT - MASTER SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZER

Becoming a Yandex SEO expert requires a deep understanding of how this search engine operates and what it values in websites. Here's a roadmap to guide your journey:

1. Master the Fundamentals of SEO:

Technical SEO: Solid foundation in website structure, crawlability, indexability, site speed, mobile-friendliness, and schema markup.

On-Page Optimization: Keyword research, content optimization, title tags, meta descriptions, header tags, and image optimization.

Off-Page Optimization: Link building, social signals, and online reputation management.

Content Marketing: Creating high-quality, relevant, and engaging content that satisfies user intent.

2. Dive Deep into Yandex Specifics:

Yandex Webmaster Tools: Familiarize yourself with Yandex.Webmaster (similar to Google Search Console) to monitor website performance, submit sitemaps, analyze indexing, and troubleshoot issues.

Regional Focus: Yandex heavily prioritizes regional relevance. Understand the importance of targeting specific regions within Russia and other countries where Yandex is popular. Utilize the rel="canonical" tag for different language versions to avoid duplicate content issues.

Content Relevance and Quality: Yandex places a strong emphasis on high-quality, original content that truly satisfies user intent. Keyword stuffing and low-quality content are penalized. Invest time in creating comprehensive and informative content that addresses user needs.

Link Building: While similar to Google, Yandex favors links from trusted and relevant websites within its own ecosystem. Focus on building a natural link profile with high-quality backlinks from reputable Russian websites.

Mobile-First Indexing: Yandex adopted mobile-first indexing early on. Ensure your website is fully optimized for mobile devices with a responsive design and fast loading speeds.

Understand User Behavior: Yandex pays attention to user behavior signals like click-through rates, bounce rates, and time on site. Improve user engagement by providing a positive browsing experience.

3. Leverage Yandex SEO Tools and Resources:

Yandex.Metrica: Yandex's web analytics platform provides valuable insights into user behavior, website traffic, and conversion rates. Track key metrics and use the data to improve your website's performance.

Yandex.Wordstat: A keyword research tool that helps you understand search volume and user intent for specific keywords in Yandex. Identify relevant keywords with high search volume and low competition.

Yandex.Catalog: A directory of websites that can help improve your website's visibility in Yandex search results. Submit your website to relevant categories in Yandex.Catalog to increase your website's authority.

4. Stay Updated with Yandex Algorithm Changes:

Follow Yandex Blogs and News: Stay informed about the latest algorithm updates, best practices, and SEO trends from official Yandex sources. Subscribe to Yandex blogs and newsletters to keep your knowledge current.

Engage in Yandex SEO Communities: Connect with other SEO professionals specializing in Yandex to share knowledge and learn from their experiences. Participate in online forums and attend industry events to expand your network.

5. Hands-on Experience:

Practice on Real Websites: The best way to learn is by doing. Optimize websites for Yandex and track your progress. Experiment with different techniques and analyze the results to refine your strategies.

Analyze Successful Yandex Websites: Study websites that rank well in Yandex and identify the factors contributing to their success. Learn from their content strategies, link building techniques, and overall website optimization.

By consistently applying these strategies and staying up-to-date with the latest Yandex trends, you can become a proficient Yandex SEO expert and achieve higher rankings for your websites in this important search engine.