This isn't third-party content - it's content they will post on their site.  They just want it to appear in a static page where the content can be scrolled through in a small area of each page.  It's a print designer that came up with this concept, that we may have to live with.

I've got a client that wants a site with all content in iFrames. They saw another site they liked & asked if we could do it.  Of course we can technically.  How big a negative hit would they take with SEO?  Is there anything we can do to mitigate it, such as redirects, etc?

Thanks for the help!

We understand the value of a keyword phrase included in the URL.  Is there more value to having that phrase in the folder name of the URL or the file name or does it matter?

Example:

http://www.biztoolsone.com/website-design.php

or

http://www.biztoolsone.com/website-design/

Which is best?

Thanks,  Wick Smith

We've inherited some sites from another developer that had the following tag:

All references I can find to it are from 2004.  What is the purpose and is it worth including in pages/sites we build?