Google and frames

I have been asked to get a web site listed or showing on google, it is
a frame set page and I want to know how I would go about setting the
meta tags or anything else to get google to see the site


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BORG wrote:
> I have been asked to get a web site listed or showing on google, it is
> a frame set page and I want to know how I would go about setting the
> meta tags or anything else to get google to see the site.

A link from a Googled site is sufficient to get Google to see the site but
the meta tags are a waste of time and, as your question implies, the frames
are a big disadvantage.

Get your keywords in the title and put coherent text in the noframes
section - don't just spam it with keywords. And very few people search for
"This site uses frames but your browser doesn't support them," which is a
shame because Google has a third of a million pages to show anyone who does.

You'll need to consider the problem of having a single frame referenced by
the SEs without the frameset - js solution for them as has js turned on.

Useful article with links to other info at:
http://www.searchenginewatch.com/web...le.php/2167901

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google support iframe only