Adobe make Flash SEO friendly

Posted by vStream at 17:06

Of great interest to all internet marketers out there is the recent announcement from Adobe that it has provided technology to major search engines Google and Yahoo which allows indexing of Flash (.swf) files.

For providers of SEO solutions, this announcement coupled with the advent of Google Universal means that the Search landscape is soon to change forever. While this is a very welcome development, some commentators see it as a pure PR stunt from Adobe.

I guess it will become very clear soon...

 

3 Comments:

  1. ain said...
    10 September 2008 at 23:47  
    SWF files are indexed already. The issue remains for Rich Internet Applications based on Flash remoting.

    As there's no easy workaround for this, any fast solutions in that regard would be naive to expect. Until then one can be advised to get a custom solution for the indexing, for example a Content Management System that is SEO-friendly, e.g. backbone3 with Flash SEO package.
    Unknown said...
    20 November 2008 at 03:59  
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    SEO
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