That’s not necessarily true - if the Flash file is properly constructed and uses text content rather than just images then some search engines may be able to read and index it - see http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=can+google+index+flash
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I agree with Stevie. One of my sites are partial flash, <snip/> It comes up first when “Detroit Magician” is searched. But I did get a second one in non-flash because many of my prospects use cell phones in my area. Flash sites takes longer to appear on the window. But remember to adjust the keywords in every category.
My site is flash based and now on 1st page for certain keywords. I’ve built around it tho.
Main page has techinically a 2nd site with content in the part which displays when flash isn’t installed. I’ve also created several sub pages, this again is based on content that is embedded in the flash. A bit of work, but if you have the flash code mainly the text details you can just cut and paste…
Obviously it’s more time consuming than just a site based on HTML