millionairenextdoor
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- May 19, 2009
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sounds good. interested in it too 
It's not worth anything now. Yahoo was bought by MS and site explorer has been dismantled. MS says in 2012 they'll have a paid API available for those site explorer results. Yahoo site explorer is dead.
You will continue to be able to Explore URLs, and view inlinks (backlinks). However, if you are using the Webservices API, please note that by end of this year, we will no longer offer the site explorer web services API.
Yahoo API will stop working at the end of the year:
Hemant Minocha Product Manager, Site Explorer, Yahoo! Search
Ok, I think you should release the first version and after add more features if needed.![]()
I sure am.
I'd consider to make it a service rather than a product.
You can never rely on something that is not under your control (yahoo site explorer) and if you put a lifetime guarantee price tag - people will start complain if anything goes wrong in the future.
But once service stops working - people stop paying. that's it.
But it's up to you in the end.
Plus the product would be really "unique", because you know that many successful websites on top in SERPs link mainly to one index page - that's where stinkybooboo's method "hi-jacking" backlinks is not very useful.
I can give you a copy to test drive it if you wantI'm almost ready for the release...
I would like to test!I can give you a copy to test drive it if you wantI'm almost ready for the release...
I can give you a copy to test drive it if you wantI'm almost ready for the release...