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[styleanywhere]

Originally Posted by igniz

nice blog... i'm from manila too

thanks...
what's your blog?

[Nathan]

Have to taken advantage of the alt="" attribute to give yourself a boost in Google Images? Since you have so many images Google Image Search could become a mainstay of traffic if you use the alt attribute to give your pictures a searchable meaning.

[styleanywhere]

Originally Posted by NathanKP

Have to taken advantage of the alt="" attribute to give yourself a boost in Google Images? Since you have so many images Google Image Search could become a mainstay of traffic if you use the alt attribute to give your pictures a searchable meaning.

thanks for the advice. if i may ask, i am not aware of alt="" attribute, how do i achieve it in my blog?

[Nathan]

Ah. After you write your post and put in the images go to Edit HTML. You'll see the image code it will look something like this:

<img alt="" src="http://fakedomain.com/imagesource.jpg" />

Just fill in the alt attribute. For example, a picture of particular style event.

<img alt="Picture of the Fill in the Blank Fashion Show" src="http://fakedomain.com/imagesource.jpg" />

Anyway you get the idea, you can fill in the attribute with the model's name, anything visitors might search for to find that image.

[styleanywhere]

Originally Posted by NathanKP

Ah. After you write your post and put in the images go to Edit HTML. You'll see the image code it will look something like this:

<img alt="" src="http://fakedomain.com/imagesource.jpg" />

Just fill in the alt attribute. For example, a picture of particular style event.

<img alt="Picture of the Fill in the Blank Fashion Show" src="http://fakedomain.com/imagesource.jpg" />

Anyway you get the idea, you can fill in the attribute with the model's name, anything visitors might search for to find that image.

got it...thanks...

[Nathan]

Yeah. The reason why you want to do this is that Google isn't smart enough to know what the picture is of. It can retreive good Google text searches, but it can't figure out what a picture is of. Adding that tag to it gives it a chance to add you image to its search because now it knows what the picture is of.