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Say, we have two static pages: index.html and content.html.

index.html looks like this:

<div>Some static template...</div>
<iframe src="content.html"></iframe>

Question: will Google parse the whole website including content.html and show that in search previews?

I read this question https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8988855/include-another-html-file-in-a-html-file but most people suggest fetching data from JS. I am not SEO, but as I understand, the content either won't be parsed by robots or won't be ranked on top.

Am I correct? Are there any other suggestions how to make it SEO friendly?


  1. Most questions are really old like this one Does iframe affect SEO of its parent page?
  2. The page content.html is hosted on the same domain!
  3. Ideally, I want to override content.html occasionally but it is essential the text on this page to be crawled.
  4. My idea is to host a static website on Amazon S3 and update content via API. It is fast, cheap and easy to maintain.
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