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It's true that flash can't be indexed by search engines although google is working on it. You can get around it by creating text/xml files for your flash site. But we usually recommend going for a non-flash solution for a content heavy site.

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If your not a web designer or animator or some other specifically creative person, then I'd say it's just easier to not use flash, easier, and cheaper. Flash makes your site visually stimulating, there's no that denying but if you're trying to sell air conditioners you probably don't need a flash site.

I don't mind being questioned but all I'm saying is flash is just that flashy, sure you could take a flashy angle on washing machines, there's probably some company online that does somewhere, but why build a whole page in flash, which is what I mean when I say flash website, a flash header/banners are always a good idea in my opinion, flash is in point of fact at this point in time harder to SEO, yes there are work arounds like the above mention, but they really are just that work arounds...so based upon that what I'm saying is if you are selling air conditioners, then getting people to your site to buy them is more important than having people go, "Oh, wow this company has a nice website." Where as if you are selling "websites" in your home town area then you might prefer to have a flashier site that you will have to work harder to SEO. If you don't agree that's fine, it's my opinion, and I don't even know if everyone else in my company shares it, I just know that's what I think. There is no denying that flash takes more effort to SEO, say what you will word it how you want to, but in order to get a flash site to number one in a keyword you have to do more work than to get a straight HTML page up there...I feel like I'm rambling and repeating myself though so I'm done with my point.