Yahoo! initially introduced a CSS class that can be used to notify robots/spiders that a specific section or fragment of content should not be included for search purposes.
class=”robots-noindex”
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robots-nocontent
SEO is always a tricky matter as it’s always changing, way back in 2007 Yahoo! added a means to ‘hide’ specific content on your page from it’s spider with the user of a CSS class that can be used anywhere on your page. True…. this can be abused, but is generally good to keep common content such as navigation and/or ads out of the index. Unfortunately, only Yahoo! supports this.
class="robots-nocontent"
Seeding the search engines for free…
It gets harder each day to do this, but here are a few resources to initiate your search engine listings.
MSN Search
Google
Accoona
dmoz.org
Technical:
Netcraft
Alexa (info.txt)
geoURL
geoTags (not available may 2006?)
Paid?:
Yahoo! / AllTheWeb