Adobe SEO – Where’s The Beef…Err, Video
Posted by Brooks in Flash, Flex on Jul 1st, 2008 | 2 commentsI’m just curious if flv / h.264 cuePoints / timed-text tracks, captions and other metadata will actually be picked up by the search engines now?
I’m guessing based on “the dance” here that we can’t expect any actual deep linking to automagically appear.
Right now we’re being spoon fed information. What I’m hoping to hear soon are the implementation details. SEO is effective because it can be exploited. People just relying on the search engines to “get it right” often aren’t all that happy–you’ve got to be on the first page. This means, like most things, the devil is in the details.
So you cats at Adobe can read this as the first wave was effective. I’m tuned in–alert and listening. Now feed me more.
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Read this: Flash SEO package released for backbone CMS.
Flashbit has been working on this for a while now. Up to date, 2 sites effectively run on this implementation for backbone3.