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Guys, does submission to GoogleBuzz and YahooBuzz generate backlinks?
Or it's more bookmarking for indexing?

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Note: Google Buzz and Yahoo! Buzz are no longer active, so they will not create backlinks today. Both services were discontinued in 2011; any advice about submitting to them is historical, not actionable now (Google Buzz, Yahoo! Buzz).

asked whether those submissions create links or just bookmarks. For modern sites, rely on search tools and earned editorial links rather than ephemeral social bookmarking. Practical steps: verify your site in Google Search Central, submit a sitemap, and use the URL inspection / request-indexing workflow when you need a page crawled. Make sure pages are crawlable (no blocking robots.txt or noindex tags) and that canonical tags are correct. See Google Search Central for indexing and sitemap guidance (https://developers.google.com/search).

was pointing toward indexing rather than SEO value; that remains valid: social platforms mainly help discovery and referral traffic, which can lead to real editorial backlinks. mentioned "exploits" — avoid automated or manipulative link schemes. They can produce short-term signals but risk penalties. Focus on creating link-worthy assets and targeted outreach (resource pages, guest posts, PR, broken-link replacement) and use social channels to amplify those assets so real sites can link to them.

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Yahoo/Google Buzz are social media where you can share your links/text with your friends only and Google is friend of no one. You can use it for indexing but i think there are many better ways for indexing... isn't it?
Keep buzz clean and for social only.

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I believe there is a way to exploit Google Buzz.

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