Tips for searching on Yahoo!.

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November 5, 2008 on 1:03 pm | 4 Comments

You may already know that you can do searches directly from your My Yahoo! page. Here are a few tricks to help you save time and get more out of your search experience. To name a few:

Music shortcut – If you love music, you can search for a band name or music artist (such as Taylor Swift) and play full music tracks (not 30 second snippets – the entire song) and watch music videos right on the search results page.

Sports shortcut – Searching for your favorite NFL football, baseball, or basketball player gives you game logs, stats, news, scores & schedules, and Yahoo! Fantasy rankings right at the top of the search page.

Recipe shortcut – To help you decide what to cook tonight, you can type in the name of a cuisine or ingredients followed by “recipe” (e.g. pumpkin pie recipe) and see popular recipes to get cooking ideas.

Give it a try and see for yourself with these sample searches:
- Music shortcut: Keith Urban
- Sports shortcut: Braylon Edwards
- Recipe shortcut: chicken recipe

You can enjoy these features whether you search from your My Yahoo! page or the Yahoo! homepage. Happy searching!

Melinda
Product Marketing, Yahoo! Search

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4 Comments »

Comment by Ross
2008-11-05 19:16:38

needs to open search results in a new page or tab before I would use it

 
Comment by Joyce
2008-11-07 07:05:48

This is great — but you stop short of telling how to get the music to play. Just typing in the artist and hitting search — doesn’t do anything??? Step 2? Step 3??
Thanks

 
Comment by DrStrangelove
2008-11-11 04:42:42

Tab for My Yahoo! Blog on My Yahoo! page needs the choice to EDIT My Yahoo! Blog. Please add this feature. Cheers!

 
Comment by ann
2008-11-28 15:54:19

im so happy that i learned at least..thanks for all your help!

 
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