Flash websites and their positioning difficulties

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It is always important for websites to have excellent positioning in search engines, but this is not the case with Flash pages, which wastes their image that has an air of spectacularity, since many people do not find them when using Yahoo or Google. This has been a problem for web-masters, which is why Adobe has worked together with Yahoo and Google to facilitate the indexing of this type of content. Recently, Google has announced improvements, unlike Yahoo, which seems to have not made much progress in this regard, leaving aside search engines that are not first class for Internet users such as Ask or Live Search. However, by not ghana number dataset optimized for the majority of search engines, visits are lost, decreasing the amount of traffic that could enter the website.

Although Google can index the text of Flash websites, as well as follow the links within the files, there are still some technical limitations, such as the fact that Googlebot does not execute some forms of javascript. Meanwhile, content from external sources that are loaded through the Flash files of the website to be indexed is not added, except for files in HTML, SWF or XML, which will be indexed by Google but will not be recognized as good content belonging to that website. But Google can index Flash in any existing language, except when the page has bi-directional Flash languages, as is the case of some pages whose content is in Arabic or Hebrew. But Google must take into account those websites where there is alternative content in HTML, even though there would be a clear duplication of content but it is not penalized by the existing circumstances. In short, you can have a Flash website but you have to be aware of these drawbacks.