SEO for 100% Flash Websites
good for the website as a whole (when done with good intentions).
Updating content
Content is stored in one place, so unsurprisingly, it’s very easy to make changes to the site. Gone are the old days of having to maintain a Flash site and a non-Flash site independently. You can even use a CMS database as your data source, making it even easier to update content.
Not so hard really?
The logic of all this is brutally simple. It’s white hat, and it improves accessibility of an otherwise disasterous technology. I posted my concerns about Google indexing flash earlier this year when they announced changes to their algorithm. My point was that developers should stop worrying about how Google indexes Flash files, and worry instead about accessibility – by fixing the accessibility issues (using the above method), the SEO
