Re: [uk-netmarketing] RE: Flash and traffic

[Tomski]

>You can split your flash site up in to separate movies and drop each movie

>into separate html pages. You loose some of the smooth transition between

>pages that you get from flash but at least you can direct users to

>individual urls and you stand a better chance of getting a good search

>engine ranking. This is a bit of a compromise (form against function) but it

>can be good for reducing the loading time of flash movies.


oh gawd, just give it up if it's sticky repeat traffic you want (as opposed 

to one-age bells and whistles and games)


anyone who's done proper usability testing on their products using the 

likes of  http://www.usability.serco.com and 

http://www.flow-interactive.com will not even be having this discussion.


-tom