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Google Search Results: PDF's PDQ
By: Frank Reed 2009-10-08 Traditionally, PDFs and search engines have not gotten along as well as most would like. While being indexed is not the problem it once was there... ...have been difficulties in the rendering of those PDFs from the SERPs (search engine results pages). Google today has moved closer to true harmony between the PDF and engine environment by introducing the Quick View link that is now applied to an increasing percentage of the PDFs now indexed by Google. The official Google blog tells us
As a result you can now view the PDF in the browser while keeping all the formatting in tact. No longer is there a need to download the PDF to get all of the formatting or viewing the PDF in HTML which sacrificed all of the formatting for the most part. This is pretty cool and a good move toward making some of the barriers that have existed between certain techniques and the search engines (can you say Flash?) less of an issue. Isnt it nice to have less issues? CommentsTag: Google, PDF, SEO Add to Del.icio.us | Digg | Reddit | Furl Have a bookmark! -
About the Author: Frank Reed's blog Frank Thinking About Internet Marketing provides practical advice and insight for Internet marketers from local SMB's to Fortune 500's. Frank provides Internet marketing services through FT Internet Marketing, Inc. In addition, Frank is a regular contributor to Andy Beal's Marketing Pilgrim and Mike Moran's Biznology blogs. |
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