iframes on my blog a no-no?

Useless · 2008-03-08, 10:02 AM

I don't think the Iframe should or could be a problem. It's not any different than embedding any other outside content on to your page. Well, it is different in that SEs can read and follow the content within an Iframe. Also, it's your own content that you are including. By comparison, people/sponsors who produce RSS feeds can pull some tricks, but everyone trusts RSS implicitly.

You shouldn't have difficulty finding trading partners. It's a high quality blog with many, many well-written posts which had to require a lot of time and thought. There are very few adult blogs which are that text rich. Most of them are RSS-fed splogs with zero original content.

If anything, those gallery thumbs are doing you a favor by allowing you to capitalize on SE traffic that doesn't want to read a blog.

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2008-03-08, 10:02 AM	#4
Useless Certified Nice Person Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Dirty Undies, NY Posts: 11,268	I don't think the Iframe should or could be a problem. It's not any different than embedding any other outside content on to your page. Well, it is different in that SEs can read and follow the content within an Iframe. Also, it's your own content that you are including. By comparison, people/sponsors who produce RSS feeds can pull some tricks, but everyone trusts RSS implicitly. You shouldn't have difficulty finding trading partners. It's a high quality blog with many, many well-written posts which had to require a lot of time and thought. There are very few adult blogs which are that text rich. Most of them are RSS-fed splogs with zero original content. If anything, those gallery thumbs are doing you a favor by allowing you to capitalize on SE traffic that doesn't want to read a blog.