SEO for Images
You must know that search engines can only read text and so it is important to add title tag or alt tag in your images. Here is an example of image with title tag or alt tag (right click and chose properties to see):
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How to add alt tags for images in WordPress?
When you add and/or upload image, make sure you put a title and description in your image. Even though description is not that necessary unlike title, still try to add some and it might help SEO.
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You can also do this through html coding. Here it goes:
< img src=”http://niessuh.com/images/yuvutu.jpg” alt=”Yuvutu Hot Videos” >
For Blogspot users, you can do the html coding since they don’t support what WordPress have as seen on the image above.
Now, search engines can now read easily crawl your images in your post . This is an additional traffic for you since lot of people are searching for images every second. Just be smart on what title tag you will insert.
Man a similar post was in my drafts and i was going to post it tomorrow
Anyways good post.
@Chetan.. Ha Ha Ha.. It’s cool. This is also in my draft since wednesday.. It’s just yesterday I published it.
I am going to have to try this! Thanks
well, just another day of visiting a near by blog. its nice to keep up with someone\’s post really when you have too many interesting things to do, it makes life a little bit boring but saucy on the other end. life is rich, life is full, life is at both ends, you never know which end you gonna fall, same like SEO, duh! LOL
i heard this already and i was trying it
any way thank you for your information
i heard that this is the best way
your welcome chaithu. good luck for your seo. be smart in placing alt tags. you must think of a keyword that has a high traffic.
Of course, that’s is one of the great ways to drive traffic to your site via the search engines.
yes it is.. I got few traffic from images.google.com
This is very helpful in my other blog too. I’m not only using the alt tags but the title tags for images too.
Example:
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oopps, sorry for that, I forgot that’s a HTML code