If you are using frames in your website,
the easies solution and to get the best results will be to not to use
FRAMES at all. That is my suggestion and I believe someone with good
HTML and coding knowledge will agree with me! The reason is search
engine do a very bad job when indexing sites that has frames and
sometimes skips it.
A frame is exactly what the name conveys - they are an HTML page that
"frames" other HTML pages. Now, the problem arises when you go to
submit. In most cases a framed site will only have one page you can
submit, the home page. Since your site uses frames the home page
actually has nothing that the search engine can use to determine how to
list your site because you are "framing" another page. Why? Because your
home page is actually a frameset which does not have any
real content
by itself.
Okay, I sure there are someone out there who will still insist of
using FRAMES. The solution that you could do is to put a <noframes> tag
within the frame sets. In the <nofromes> set, place all your optimizing
content within the <noframes> set. Place optimized content within the
<body> tags that is within the <noframes> tag. An easy way to do this is
to create a new regular (not framed) home page for your site that
describes your site, products & services. Often the content can be taken
directly from one of your existing framed pages. Once you have the page
created view the HTML of the page and copy everything from within the
<body> and </body> tags. Then paste the new content within the <body>
and </body> tags found within the <noframes> tags of your frameset. A
complete page (including all the HTML) can be placed within the body
tags.