Re: flash movie -no search engine?

by bobmin(at)nidlink.com

 Date:  Wed, 23 May 2001 13:11:37 -0700
 To:  Craig Harding <info(at)guidenet.net>,
crit <hwg-critique(at)hwg.org>,
charles daly <etype(at)home.com>
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  todo: View Thread, Original
Color on color printing is one of the oldest forms of keyword loading 
and the easiest to test for. Most search engines these days are 
capable of picking up this form of spamming and will penalize you 
for it.

 - Northern Webs

On 23 May 2001, at 12:16, charles daly wrote:

> Hi Craig,
> Don't know if this will work for you but IMO you have two choices:
> -frames (I have a flash movie as navs only and no problem with search
> engines)
> 
> If you don't want to change your site (don't blame you!) you might try
> placing somewhere in your movie, keywords in sentences (not just words)
> that are pertinent to your site. Color them the same as your background
> (ie-invisible), size very small. Might work.
> -- 
> Charles-if you can't join 'em; fool 'em :)
> 
> Charles Daly & Associates Inc.
> http://www.designersatwork.com


Bob Minnick, President, Northern Webs 208.265.0474                                                           |
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