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Who said Google can’t index Flash files and sites?
Google has improved its ability to crawl and index flash files. And also read the urls in the flash banners on your site. Five cheers to Google’s indexing team.
Google Flash Indexing Interview
Google Flash Indexing Announcement
All text files in any type of SWF whether banners, buttons or ad slots. They can read and crawl all the text and index them. This largely helps sites which may have have important content on those SWF files. Goolge’s algo can’t yet read the images, but I guess that’s not way off. This June 2008 update is a boon to webmasters who for long wondered what to do for getting flash content indexed.
However if your flash file is getting uploaded via a javascript, Google may find it difficult. If the flash file is
Adobe Flash Technology work in making things searchable helped Google in indexing flash content. Web designers would be a delighted lot and can continue their creative work.
Dynamic URls Vs Static Content – Google Indexes Best
Why Google Search Engine handles dynamic content best. Google recently announced that it can take care of Dynamic Content and webmasters need not worry about rewriting dynamic urls to shorter static urls.
This is a significant improvement in Google Search advancements. ecommerce, job, shopping sites amongst others serve users varied content depending upon the search parameters (location, price, brand, category etc).
Dynamic content is content created on the fly, such as when a user searches on a ticketing site, for a low cost ticket to LA, it searches the database of information and throws up best results. These results are not actually available as static html page content anywhere on site.
Earlier site owners and webmasters had a tough time getting these indexed. They would resort to creation of thousands of static pages or rewriting their urls using modrewrite softwares. Now, Google’s ability to crawl and handle dynamic content is a boon to webmasters and users.
Should I then redo all static urls
No. Don’t be confused by this announcement. Google SEO team only means to say that Google algorithms can handle changing content much better than before. The existing static urls created on sites with dynamic content should just let it be there. Google will still crawl, index and show them in relevant search results. That’s not a disadvantage at all.
Yahoo though still recommends a different method for authenticated site users.
Yahoo Dynamic Content Rules Though I don’t recommend that.
In case you’re a large site, I recommend reading Arnold’s Indexing dynamic content
4 Easy ways to Index site faster in Google
Host good content and inform Google, which allows you to submit your site or blog for indexing.
Google crawls all over the net and will sooner or later find your site. But to index quicker in the search engine, go to http://www.google.com/addurl/ and add your website url.
Although this does not guarantee that it’ll crawl your site or show it in the results, it’s better than not submitting.
You can add the home page url and also put in a few sentences about the content of your site. Or you could submit the keywords of your blog or site.
Seo4Google.org’s Tip: To index faster in Google, write an article in a site that gets crawled frequently (news sites etc). Get your author’s bio at the bottom with your url and when Google search engine visits that page, it will also visit your site from there.
Another way to get Google to visit your site is to request bloggers or webmasters (friends or otherwise) to review your site. So that search engines can crawl through your website url from that blog.
Social media is another option to get your site indexed faster in Google. Submit good quality pages to Digg, Reddit or propeller. Since these sites are visited many times in a day by search engine bots, chances of indexing are higher.