A recent independent study was conducted to answer the mysterious question of whether Google can see and crawl content embedded within an iFrame on a webpage. The study revealed that a link located within the iFrame was in fact discovered and indexed by Google. While still a clunky way of designing a site, iFrames might not be as bad for SEO as originally thought.
Google May Crawl iFrames After All
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Posted: 01/18/2012 By: Jared | Filed Under: Search Engine Optimization
Search engine optimization tips and advice. Learn how to make your website show up first in the major search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo.Additional Resources: Google, Googlebot, iFrames, Search Engines, SEO, Web Design, Web Development
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