Re: FLASH: Flash backwards......

[Samir]

Hey thanx Marc,


Well the probs here was the fact that their particular website was not

catching up in the dearch engines... I have been searching around for a way

to get by it but....


I used frames and still no work.... I had already made their site in flash,

it won 20 odd awards over 6 months... now, because it is not catching up on

search engines, they feel no text on them is causing it....


Well.... any ideas...


The site is http://dubaitourism.co.ae


Search anywhere, its atleast 30 down... Thats bad for a big organisation

such as theirs.... Well... luck has it when I made the initial submission,

it was made wrong... Now I want to change this but no luck!


Your ideas will be greatly appreciated...


Sam,

@rtaffects

-----Original Message-----

From: Marc Hoffman <

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Date: 25 April 1999 22:17 PM

Subject: Re: FLASH: Flash backwards......



>At 12:52 PM 4/25/99 +0400, you wrote:

>>Hiyya All,

>>

>>Is there a sensible way to convince a client that what u see in flash is

not

>>what u can get otherwise....

>

>Hi Sam.

>

>This of course is a general professional issue.  I don't believe you can

>convince anyone of anything, so just make your case as a professional --

>that is, give the client the information you have about different web

>formats, and let go of making their decision about which route to go.

>Decide what sort of work you're able and willing to do, how much time it

>will take, and how much you want to earn per hour, then give them a quote

>and let go of making their decision about whether to hire you. This is easy

>advice to give, and hard to follow especially if you need the work badly.

>

>Among the information to give them is the Flash white papers at Macromedia.

> But don't expect people to make rational decisions.  I guess if I were in

>the situation, I'd try to figure out why the decision-maker was attached to

>that particular decision. No point going head-to-head with a control freak,

>for example, but you might want to woo them a bit, show respect for their

>opinion, and see if they get more flexible.  Bottom line, though, is that

>you can't make their decision for them.

>

>Good luck.

>

>

>

>

>Marc Hoffman

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