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: Confessions of a G33kHack Yahoo Fantasy Football
By joy
Heh. If you happen to Google hack yahoo fantasy football we get a SERP that, well Google isn’t quite sure what to display on the SERP. Cleverhack is currently showing as #3 on the SERP, but with no related text. I’ve never seen a SERP quite like this one before.
You see, I’ve been getting a bunch of hits for this particular keyword combination, but what is most interesting is that up until now, I’ve never used the keywords in a sequential phrase. Sure, the word hack is in the URL, I list Yahoo IM info on my sidebar and I’ve written about fantasy football before (and I’m in the playoffs for two leagues this year!), but never sequentially, until now.
Kind of interesting, and yes I’m ruining the results because I’m blogging about it. And for you guys looking for how to hack Yahoo fantasy football, I don’t have that information on this blog…all I can say is that Randy Moss helped me out and LT has been mediocre up until recently.

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Full post as published by Confessions of a G33k on December 10, 2007 (boomark / email).
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