Is it a key factor how your images are named? Do the spyders look at how images are named?
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it is all the spiders do see . .. . I hope you are talking about alt tagsComment
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moneybiz,
Yes. Image tags (unless called dynamically) are easily crawled by search engine bots. But there are definitely more important elements that influence SEO, like these:
Search Engine Ranking Factors
Good luck!
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yes, image names are important in two ways.
1) Though they are not as important as ALT tags, but still keyword in the name counts.
2) When visitor use Google Images to search for specific image, name of the image play important role in locating.
I get approx 15-20% if my traffic from google images.
For example, search 'logo' in google images and you see a lot of logos -- Check their ALT tags, they are missing. But in file name most of the images have word 'logo'
So, its another important factor in getting traffic from google images and may be increase relevancy of page for a specific keyword a bit.Comment
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Any traffic is worth something, even if it makes you a Zango cocksucker or some other auto installing fool. You can do alot even with smelly logs of shit. Redirect it with a well written htacess 401 or 404 trap and you are golden. I redirect to the Star Magazine, Enquirer, Maxim, FHM website on my sites with a layover of Reality Cash. Yes the end up reading Star first most of the time, but on the end my layover will at least sell a trial. Mind you, I when I say Star magazine, Enquirer, FHM etc. (which are some of the major tabloids & magazines here in the US) I mean tabloids & magazines in general. For instance:
Christina Aquilera in Maxim. I swap out Star magazine and add Maxim. This is the buzz for this minute. Surfer gets enticed by the teaser that Maxim is offering and reads on, looks one, whatever. Affilliate account with my mag sponsor, popping a Celeb aff proggie. Buzz makes sense. Will always sell something.Comment
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Well reason for my ignorance is I started a new site, and to make the site look clean. I used zero text on my site, just used graphics. However its going to have a ton of inbound links. I have worked with seo for many years never once thought how my images were named.
So how do you make a site with 0 text and just graphics seo friendly?
Meta tags are useless these days. Title still works well, but since my site has zero text on it. I am resulting to renaming my images to my keywords.
I am willing to pay for seo advice too for anyone who understands my problem and can solve it.Comment
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Don't allow images.google.com to display your fucking pictures. You are indexed. They will get the little preview picture in the top frame and your page does not load in the lower frame. Well, apparently they liked that picture enough to grab it from the main index of their search (let's just say big tits for keyword). Google has a thumb cached, but you have your site setup with your htaccess to deny requests from there (images.google.com). You already know you are getting hits otherwise you would not be making a thread.
They do not see your page load and either A) assume you have a slow fucking server and click the cached snapshot of the pic hoping that will load quicker than your page or B) think the page has been deleted but not the picture so they still click hoping to get their jollies for even a nanosecond or C) have no fucking clue what the fuck they are doing anyway, just found Google images and see a snapshot of some big sexy tits and will click all fucking day just for the sheer fact that they are noob retards.
This is where you get them with your htaccess written properly. I am getting tired of typing and I am having the feeling that you are very new to this game and not understanding the help people are trying to give you. This post may not even make sense to you. If it was earlier I would search for an example but with this sentence I am done.
Peace.Comment
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Meta tags are not worthless, and if you are using graphics use alt tags . . . .and not just picture.jpg . . . relevant keywordsWell reason for my ignorance is I started a new site, and to make the site look clean. I used zero text on my site, just used graphics. However its going to have a ton of inbound links. I have worked with seo for many years never once thought how my images were named.
So how do you make a site with 0 text and just graphics seo friendly?
Meta tags are useless these days. Title still works well, but since my site has zero text on it. I am resulting to renaming my images to my keywords.
I am willing to pay for seo advice too for anyone who understands my problem and can solve it.Comment
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some free advice.... dont use just images
you can still have the page be viewed as images but use keywords "stuffing" to associate your pages.. google doesnt seem to mind it as long as your using it properly..
Ill show you how to keyword stuff for images rich pages without getting banned.. view any youtube video you will notice some links under the videos that show who links to the videos.. you cant see the text until you open the hidden panel , google doesnt seem to mind you doing this as long as your not hiding it.. so thats what i suggest is having a stashed div box with some keyword rich descriptions/tags and such that can be opened by people as well ( remember there are blind people on the net 2
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Do all of these things and your page is rich and slamming. I hear what you are saying,but just have a script that dumps alt tags, titles, keywords, etc. in the same realm and watch MSN joins start flowing in like Niagra Falls.
And a small tip for those that are SEOing. If you are creating pages that are keyword direct (such as cock for example) have a nice large and bold exit link that says something along the lines of Exit Cock Webpage or Leave Cock Site
Color the hyperlink something different as well and direct it to 4 subdirectories deep, each folder being named the same keyword as you are tring to get so it would be yoursitedotcom/cock/cock/cock/cock/cock.html or some derivative of.
Listen to me or don't. The choice is yours. This is your Google Pray
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thank you guys, really very interesting! and can someone tell me if "alt" does the same as "title" ? or is better to have both tags in code? thank you much, i love people on gfy!
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My own personal opinion says do every aspect possible. This will only raise the pages relevancy to the term (whatever it may be) being discussed. Alt it, Title it, enter it and exit it. Bold it, underline it, hyperlink that motherfucker.
Just do not make an entire page of the same word written over and over. One may think that this would make a site extremely relevant to a given keyphrase or keyword. Give at least 30-40 words between each instance of your keyword and I wouldn't go over 35 instances of it all together written on the page (not counting title and alts).Comment
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Thank God, we are discussing something good without bashing each other.Comment
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Great advice thank you baddog and others. Smokey I will hit you up after I do some research about keyword stuffing : )Comment
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One major factor in making sure your images index correctly within google images is to make sure you have a text paragraph around image(s), which would need to be about the image.
The image name should short, simple and related, the alt tag should shortly describe the photo which is a good place to ungroup keyword phrases, and the same keywords should be used in the paragraph within 10 words of the targeted photo.
Now you just have to figure out what keywords people search on google images vs google web search.
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