Google Top 10 with Flash Fonts

December 4, 2009
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Google Top 10 with Flash Fonts

The use of Flash Fonts is delicate and namely when you use them in Titles. Google Spiders can not read the flash content and it is therefore important to code the scripts to provide readable contents for spiders in parallel to the flash version.

Semiomantics Scripts are tuned to provide optimized readability to storm Google top 10, even when using Flash Fonts.

Flash Fonts

Flash Fonts

Learn all about Flash Fonts in Blog Titles

Join tonight’s Ycademy call tp learn all about Flash Font powered Titles on WordPress blogs. We will show you how to add flash fonts as well as how to cope with updates of the fontburner plug-in to preserve your customization.

Join: www.yorgotalk.com at 7 pm London time.

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