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Google Image search optimization is one of the best thing for getting traffic flowing in to your website.
Below are some tips for optimizing your site to get better placement for images on your site in the google's image search index.
- A src attribute will be always there to fetch and show the image to the users.
- Image attributes like height and width should also be there.
- An alt attribute to describe the image. It can be "Bus" or "School Bus" for a picture of school bus.
- Title attribute which appears as a tooltip when the user hovers the mouse over the image.
So for displaying the school bus image on the website the code might be like. <img src="http://www.domainhere.com/school_bus.gif" width="100" height="70" alt="School Bus" title="School Bus" />
If you are a webmaster or a developer then make a habit of providing this extra tags for the images on the site rather then just the IMG SRC attribute.
Who knows maybe in long run it will provide a total of 10,000 hits from image search only.
Moreover only specifying the image with alt tags will not do the trick. The content on that particular page should also be relavant. For example here if we are optimizing the school bus image then there should be content relevant to school bus.
Below are some tips for optimizing your site to get better placement for images on your site in the google's image search index.
- A src attribute will be always there to fetch and show the image to the users.
- Image attributes like height and width should also be there.
- An alt attribute to describe the image. It can be "Bus" or "School Bus" for a picture of school bus.
- Title attribute which appears as a tooltip when the user hovers the mouse over the image.
So for displaying the school bus image on the website the code might be like. <img src="http://www.domainhere.com/school_bus.gif" width="100" height="70" alt="School Bus" title="School Bus" />
If you are a webmaster or a developer then make a habit of providing this extra tags for the images on the site rather then just the IMG SRC attribute.
Who knows maybe in long run it will provide a total of 10,000 hits from image search only.
Moreover only specifying the image with alt tags will not do the trick. The content on that particular page should also be relavant. For example here if we are optimizing the school bus image then there should be content relevant to school bus.