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08.15.07
Yahoo SiteExplorer API With C#
 By
Manoj Jasra
If you are interested in using Yahoo's SiteExplorer API and are coding in the ASP.NET environment using C# (web pages) then the following method might be of use to you.
This method is used for returning the number of pages indexed or incoming links for a given domain.
It basically takes in the parameters of your Yahoo API key, the URL, the number of results you want returned, operation (used for link command vs. site command) and a final parameter which removes internal links for the output.
The output of this method will be XML which you will have to parse through looking for items such as ResultSet and totalResultsAvailable.
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About the Author:
Manoj has been working in the search engine marketing industry since 2002. He started out as a software developer but now provides in-depth web site analysis using web analytics.
http://www.enquiro.com
Manoj is also the author of Web Analytics World. Web Analytics is an essential component in developing a successful
online campaign. Help convert visitors into customers by understanding
them.
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