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Dr. Azimi is in the business of extreme dental makeovers and routine dental care. His new website launched a couple months ago sporting a Flash design with heavy reliance on glossy images and special effects. There are many businesses, particularly in luxury niches, where Flash websites are the norm.

In instances where HTML text is not used on a website, it is very difficult to secure good search placement. However, using the NewsCactus online newsroom solution as part of an overall website strategy circumvents any search placement issues because of the way NewsCactus newsrooms are designed.

NewsCactus newsrooms use specific design features to help secure top search placement, like the way the news release page is named, backend keyword and description fields, and RSS technology for distribution on the Web.

Dr. Azimi relies on his online newsroom to distribute information about his practice. In fact, when you do a Google search for “downtown las vegas dentist,” the first dental practice you find (currently ranked number six on the page) is Dr. Azimi’s. He’s the only dental practice with a listing on the first search page. If that’s not good search placement for a very popular search term, what is?

How to test online newsrooms for search placement

This brings me to another point: if you want to know how effective a company or organization is at online placement of press release information, look for their news releases in their newsroom and begin searching for words and phrases included in their announcements.

In most NewsCactus instances you will find a link to the online newsroom on the first page of the search results. If you don’t, please contact us with the specifics and we’ll check into it, and if necessary, take back our bold statement.

Happy searching!