How do I add a URL to Yahoo's Search Engine?

The most effective way of adding your url to Yahoo, especially if Google has already indexed you is to use an xml or a text sitemap. If you've submitted your url to Google via the add form check to see if Google has indexed your site by going to google.com and putting "site:yourdomainname.com" (leave out the quotation marks) in the search box. This will let you know what parts of your site are indexed, i.e. available as results, in Google. It's a pretty good chance that if you have been accepted for inclusion and found in Google, Yahoo is not far behind. For more tips on good SEO and gaining top rankings try checking out www.chicagoseopro.com where you can also download a sample sitemap file. There are also resources available there for software that can automatically generate your sitemap file for you.

here's the URL without the spam. http://submit.search.yahoo.com/ added info: the SEO industry has generally agreed that XML sitemaps are not a good idea. The only time they are helpful is when your site cannot be crawled easily through other methods. Text sitemaps, as the other answer eluded to, are almost always a good idea. Just make sure they DO NOT appear on every page of the site and that the link text is a good match for the linked-pages' topic. In all cases, natural crawling is better. if you have to "force" your way into a search engine something is wrong. As i've mentioned on many answers, getting inbound linkages from high quality sites and blogs will set you off on the right foot, especially if you can set up your anchor text on the linking site to match your primary keyword goals.