I plan to use a photoshop designed animation on with my website rotating photos of my best selling products. The question is if I have alt text for each image will the search engines read each alt text on all the pictures in the animation (about 6 images) or does the animation count as one image and only one alt text is read. Trying to increase my keyword count for ranking.
I get most of my traffic from image search engines, but now people are hotlinking like crazy to my images. I want to install an htaccess file to stop people from stealing bandwidth, but I’m afraid it will prevent image search engines from finding me even if I include them on the list of allowed sites. Do htaccess files block EVERYTHING?
Optimization does help only for contents,keywords,articles etc but not for images..How do i make my images from my website appear on the search engine’s search viewable
I’m worried about adding images to my blog because I’m afraid it will effect my search engine position. I was thinking about adding images to the top left hand corner of each posting which is of course before the text.
I’ve been reading up on SEO today and one of the things mentioned is that one thing that’s important is your keywords, and the placement of them in your site. Now, I commonly make my sites really imaged based and heavy using CSS to pull the site together. In this particular case, I’m looking at the navigation bar (the common images with roll over javascript ones).
Now I don’t remember, but I vaguely remember a technique that involves using CSS to replace a text area or maybe the text within a div tag with an image. Two questions I have however is, can I use this technique with roll over images, and also, if the text that the image is replacing is a keyword, will the search engine still be able to see the keyword providing the word itself isn’t inside any javascript (which I hope it wont be).?
I own a computer repair business that offers online services. I am trying to let others know about my site. I cannot seem to get the traffic (target traffic) I am looking for.
http://www.rdptechs.net (I do have a lot of images on my site) I have ran a optimizer on my site and have found 39 errors in my page. Is this hurting my ranking on major search engines?
Please let me know.
Sincerely,
James Hinkle
Remote Desktop Services LLC
580.399.8511
I am trying to make some type of website optimizer, which right now is going pretty good. I can get plenty of info such as file size, validation of html and css, an array full of all css files, etc.
The point is I know search engines choke on JS, so they ignore it. But is there some way to parse it with PHP, so for example I could get the file size of any and all images/ files js attached?
Thanks,
- Tom
Looking for good advice, and possibly website/article links about improving my search engine placement and page ranks. I’ve already got descriptive meta tags on all my pages, descriptive alt tags on my images, clean code, and a good site map with text links to all pages on the site.
Anything more I can do? Anyone have some great tomes of knowledge regarding the subject that they could link to?
I am designing a website and some pages take way too long to load. Especially since I am expecting high traffic rates and I know that my website would slow to a crawl if it was getting a couple hundred hits a day.
I know about using CSS instead of HTML to load images, and I know about making CSS files as small as possible, but that hardly makes it faster.
Also, which is the fastest way to display identical content on several pages? IFRAME, or PHP Include statement?
Does anyone know how much Higher Images charges for a website & SEO. I’d rather have both done by the same company.
Thanks
