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ringstonmedia

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Are Word .doc or .txt files indexed into Search Engines?

I have a new client that is using Word files on their site, downloadable press releases. They feel that reporters prefer downloading press releases as Word .doc's instead of .pdf's since they can open and edit the content.

Do these files offer any SEO?

posted in SERP Trends

ringstonmedia

We specialize in digital strategy and interactive experiences for clients who range from startups to Fortune 500 companies. At Ringston Media we provide insight and vision to our clients. Helping to bring their digital ideas to life through web, mobile and social platform expertise.