Crawling issues with Ajax Module

Question

Hello all
i have a crawling issue on the homepage of my website, and robots don't seem to go pass the homepage (for crawling the links) because the data is pulled through a Ajax module. I am trying to figure out a way to make the links crawlable, my approach would be to show an alternate view when Javascript is disabled. I just need validation that the code below would work:
<!-- start of global-content -->
<div id="global-content"><!--start of ajax content--->
  <h1>Tourisme Laval - Pleins d'affaires à faire</h1>
  <ul>
    <li><strong>Hotel Laval</strong>: Laval vous propose de nombreux hebergements tout au long de l’année.</li>
    <li><strong>Odysséo de Cavalia - À partir du 14 mai 2013</strong>: Après une année de tournée nord-américaine triomphale, Odysséo revient au Québec, à Laval!</li>
    <li><strong>Mondial Loto-Québec de Laval - 19 juin au 7 juillet 2013</strong>: Le Mondial Loto-Québec de Laval est sans contredit le festival de l'été à Laval avec des centaines de spectacles de musique pour tous les goûts.</li>
  </ul>
<!--end of ajax content--->
</div><!-- end of global-content -->
By placing alternate html content here (that would be replaced on the load of AJAX content), would it be enough for the links to get crawled ?
thanks for your help !
Helene

Answer 1

Thx for your reply, i'm not so sure about the <noscript> tag because i have red posts about reasons why not using the <noscript> tag : http://javascript.about.com/od/reference/a/noscriptnomore.htm. The main reason is :
The noscript tag is a block level element and therefore can only be used to display entire blocks of content when JavaScript is disabled. It cannot be used inline.
In other words, from this explanation, i would not be able to add html tags within the <noscript> function.