Iframes & SEO

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mckenna

Newbie

Mar 25, 2014

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Hello, I plan to create a bit of a script that users can insert into their websites and show some custom info.
I'm also planning to include a link to my webpage. To avoid the users the ability to remove the link I was thinking of giving away the code with an iframe.

Does this will help SEO? will google see this as an active link to my website?
thanks

 

infoasian

Supreme Member

May 12, 2011

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• Mar 30, 2014

• #2

One thing to keep in mind: surfers who use browser extensions such as adblocker will not be able to see your iframe.

 

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mckenna

Newbie

Mar 25, 2014

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• Mar 30, 2014
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I've work with iframes before, but never had any issues, even with adblocker.
I'm not planning on putting anything fancy, it's just a script to display plain text and a link to my website.

 

thejake

Power Member

Nov 13, 2009

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• Mar 30, 2014

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Generally iframes with src's across origins are treated similarly to an anchor element with href similar or equal to the anchor text, as they're often used for things like social network integration and third party comment services, like disqus.

 

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SEOnetic

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May 21, 2012

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• Mar 30, 2014

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It could increase loading time .If its not an issue you may go on.