First off I know there's a trusted feed area, but I'm unable to post there for some reason... A client has recently told me what no SEO wants to hear: They are making an all-flash site with almost all the content within a handful of super-SWF's.
So what can I do? The idea of trusted feeds has come up because apparently one can deep-link into flash now using URL strings ala PHP modifiers. Can anyone confirm?
My dilemma is this: Once the URL's are fed into the engines they are ranked according to the usual algos. Even with deep linking, the usual algos will see the same page over and over with the same META, title, etc... If this is the case then the trusted feed is pointless because the URL's will still suffer the same SEO pitfalls.
Or am I crazy.
So far I've given the usual advice - HTML footer, site map, try to break up SWF's on multiple HTML pages, use some HTML text. They are unable to do an HTML mirror due to budget concerns.
Any and all advice would be appreciated!
--Illah
