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Does Google index Wordpress pages with frames

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BradBorst last edited by

Does Google or other search engines index Wordpress pages that use frames? Here is the site in question: http://www.source-nutrition.com/son/
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BradBorst @tomcraig86 last edited by

ok, I'm just helping out a friend who showed me this site. I have no idea how it was built. So, do you think this site is indexable and SEO friendly?
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tomcraig86 last edited by

Google doesn't index framed content at all I'm afraid. There are no SEO benefits to providing content served in frames. You don't seem to have any frames on your website however?

http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=34445
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