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Our organization rejected a website development proposal because of this problem. The developer was going to use Wild Apricot widgets in several areas of the site, including a membership directory. Pricing was very attractive and we invested considerable effort in preparing and reviewing plans over several months before this issue surfaced. It was a deal-killer.
Our organization is the IEEE Consultant's Network of Long Island (http://www.licn.org ). We have 40 members who are sole proprietors of consulting businesses. Our current site is a conventional design which uses HTML for our membership directory. Each entry is a separate page which includes contact information along with several paragraphs describing the member's practice. Page include keywords and metatags. Searchs will often find these pages. For example, a Google search for "microprocessor consultant long island ny" will bring up several of our member's listings.
Our members pay annual fees for membership and listing on the site is one the primary reasons they join. So, they are adamant about search engine indexing.