Hey Everyone.... I've been reading about Google's spiders. According to a book of mine, that was published in 2004, these spiders are not fond of Frames, Splash Pages, or Dynamically Generated Pages. I'm rather concerned about this because I plan to use SQL DB to create Mater Pages with ASP.Net 3.5 (from Visual Studio 2008). Has this Google spider barrier of 2004 been overcome? May you have a blessed day as the Lord wills. JEP_Dude PS: The material I speak of can be found on pages 34 to 35 of "Building Your Business with Google For Dummies", By Brad Hill, Published by Wiley.
Google doesnt like frame or splash pages. Dynamic pages is a misnoma, it doesn't like querystring elements much (ie http://www.domain.com/default.aspx?p=1232&s=6534s ), not dynamic pages themselves. With everyone using CMSs these days or ecommerce solutions if google didnt like PHP/ .Net/ JSP etc there would only be 1990s sites on page 1. This is typically overcome by using URL rewriting. The fact your using MasterPages or not is invisible to Google and we have many client sites on page 1 of google for their terms all of which are developed in .Net using MasterPages