# SEO for multi section flash site

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**Category:** web dev\
**Created:** [January 8, 2008, 7:38pm UTC](https://forum.kirupa.com/t/seo-for-multi-section-flash-site/248488 "2008-01-08T19:38:33Z")\
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I have a multi section flash site and I’m using swf object to create the alternate .html content to have the site crawlable.

My question is this. I don’t want the content for all 5-10 sections dumped on one page. That doesn’t help the user. What’s an elegant solution for having individual pages with alternate content but one page with the master flash file?

A redirect script? My concern is that the spiders will flag or ignore a page with a redirect on it. Is that true?

Keep in mind, the swf object is passing a param to the flash that will open the various sections of the site. I COULD make 5-10 different pages for each section with each page passing the unique param for that section BUT I’m also using SWFAddress to enable bookmarking. Things start to get messy if a user goes to a physical page for section 3 and then navigates to section 2 in the flash and bookmarks the section 3 page as section 2. The user doesn’t know the difference but it will make capturing metrics a mess no?