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Flash is now SEO friendly?
Some advice needed. I would like to develop a SEO friendly website. I need my site to be able to be seen by the search engines with no obstacles. I was thinking to buy a flash template. Is flash now SEO friendly? Any help would be appreciated
Posted: 2008-09-05Report this question
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Flash has made some strides in the past years towards becoming SEO friendly but still cannot hold a candle to any non-flash, optimized site. One of the most important things in SEO is getting links in to articles and content deep within your site, which is not effectively possible with flash. A flash website is typically all based upon a single HTML page and thus you will not receive inbound links to the various pages, as far as a search engine is concerned it is all on a single page.
Not to mention the fact that most of the text will be unreadable by any search engine bot.
Hopefully that helps.
Posted: 2010-01-26 by OSignite, Inc.Report this answer
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