But will it really effect search results? That's best part of it: it won't! The typical surfer doesn't really care where a domain is listed within Yahoo!'s vast, hard to fathom category structure. So getting listed at all - anywhere! - is only important point.

Below you will find a list of localized Yahoo! URLs and TLDs you may want to sign up under to get listed.

Note, however, that restrictions may apply: some TLD registrars will only register commmercial sites with a physical corporate presence in country concerned. You can check out all world's TLDs and their registrars at: < http://www.betterwhois.com >

Now when it comes to search engines, all your valuable content is invisible because it is stored in database! Generally speaking search engines will not index search results on your web site. This leaves you with a database full of rich information but no way for search engines to index it!

There is a simple way around this: store your content in a dual format. One version is kept in database and another in static html formatted files. The static version is then submitted and indexed by search engines. This is a programming free, 20 minute process as you will see below.

If you don't have a large content database here is what to do, visit your site and perform a search that returns largest amount of results from you database. Store source code of search result page to a static html file and publish this file to your web site. Then it's a matter of submitting this page to all search engines and Voila! Your web site content is for world to see.

If you have a fairly large database then you're in luck! Cause I've got a method for you that will create some of most powerful jump pages you'll ever have. This should take around an hour all up, but it's well worth it: