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Re: Getting framed site prepped for SE's From David A on 29 June '00 replying to Getting framed site prepped for SE's posted by Karen >Hello >This message board is a great service and I thank all in advance. >My fragrance store will go live in a day or two. It's a framed site, and I am in the process of adding meta tags to it's 250+ pages. >The alphabetical browse buttons take you to thumbnails of the fragrances in that category, which each lead to a product page. >I have completed meta tags in the frameset and the thumbnail pages, and today will begin work on the individual product pages. >I like and do not wish to abandon my frame design, yet I am aware of the challenges frames place on getting a decent search engine placement. >I would appreciate anyone who could take a look at my frameset page and offer any critique or ideas to improve what I have there. I have used noframes tags including my primary keywords and links to my main pages for the robots to follow. I plan to individually register each of my product pages with the search engines, and include target="_top" links on them so anyone entering that way will be sent into my frames upon clicking a link. >Am I on the right track? Thank you for any suggestions. For a framed site you really only want the index page to get listed in the search engines right? You wouldn't want one of your interior pages like http://www.scentagious.com/p-giorair.html to get listed in an SE because of someone entered your site through that page they would have no way to get to the rest of your site.

Re: Getting framed site prepped for SE's - Karen - 29/06/00 Re: Getting framed site prepped for SE's - Robert McCulloch - 10/01/06

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>>Hello >>This message board is a great service and I thank all in advance. >>My fragrance store will go live in a day or two. It's a framed site, and I am in the process of adding meta tags to it's 250+ pages. >>The alphabetical browse buttons take you to thumbnails of the fragrances in that category, which each lead to a product page. >>I have completed meta tags in the frameset and the thumbnail pages, and today will begin work on the individual product pages. >>I like and do not wish to abandon my frame design, yet I am aware of the challenges frames place on getting a decent search engine placement. >>I would appreciate anyone who could take a look at my frameset page and offer any critique or ideas to improve what I have there. I have used noframes tags including my primary keywords and links to my main pages for the robots to follow. I plan to individually register each of my product pages with the search engines, and include target="_top" links on them so anyone entering that way will be sent into my frames upon clicking a link. >>Am I on the right track? Thank you for any suggestions. > >For a framed site you really only want the index page to get listed in the search engines right? You wouldn't want one of your interior pages like http://www.scentagious.com/p-giorair.html to get listed in an SE because of someone entered your site through that page they would have no way to get to the rest of your site.