This tutorial help you improve with Google image SEO
Before we upload, however, the SEO image name is VERY important. Make sure you've saved your image with the image keyword and the main keyword in it. The example image we're using here has been saved as: pictures-of-fashionclothes- and-neon-dresses.jpg
Also make sure you save as a JPG file, as Google seems to prefer these images over other formats. Before we upload, we are also going to change the meta details of the image. If you are running Windows XP, Windows 7 or Vista for example, you can do this by right clicking on the image in it's folder, and clicking Properties. Enter in as much “diversity” as possible in these sections. Do not just use the main keyword, or the image keyword. Examples: neon dresses; pictures of neon dresses; photos of fashion clothes; fashion clothing pics; fashion clothing photos; fashion clothing and neon dresses;
EX. SEO image For this photo.
Nobody knows how much these meta tags
are worth in terms of SEO. We noticed a
marked improvement in the speed of ranking
when testing this aspect. Originally, we only
did this for PDF's, but it seems to help
images too.
You don' have to fill everything in here, just make sure your keywords are in there.
One you have optimised the image off-site, its time to upload it to the Wordpress blog. Here, the SEO is crucial. Create a new post, and enter the title of the post. This should include your image keyword, and your main site keyword too. Try to make it conversational
and not blatant keyword stuffing: “A cool collection: Pictures of fashion clothes and latest styles of neon dresses for this season” is an example of the post title we used.
You now need to enter some content into the post. For image SEO, around 100 words is fine, on an already indexed website, but it's up to you. 300 words will get you well on your way with Google. Make sure the content includes the following:
1. Into the first 5 words of the post, you must include the image keyword
2. Include your main site keyword at least once every 100 words.
3. Include the image keyword at least once every 100 words.
4. Ensure the image keyword has at least two (but preferably three) instances of the keyword in bold, italic and underlined in the post (one of each). You can make a keyword bold AND underlined at the same time. This should work fine.
5. Ensure you use the image keyword as a link to another page on your
Before we upload, however, the SEO image name is VERY important. Make sure you've saved your image with the image keyword and the main keyword in it. The example image we're using here has been saved as: pictures-of-fashionclothes- and-neon-dresses.jpg
Also make sure you save as a JPG file, as Google seems to prefer these images over other formats. Before we upload, we are also going to change the meta details of the image. If you are running Windows XP, Windows 7 or Vista for example, you can do this by right clicking on the image in it's folder, and clicking Properties. Enter in as much “diversity” as possible in these sections. Do not just use the main keyword, or the image keyword. Examples: neon dresses; pictures of neon dresses; photos of fashion clothes; fashion clothing pics; fashion clothing photos; fashion clothing and neon dresses;
EX. SEO image For this photo.
Nobody knows how much these meta tags
are worth in terms of SEO. We noticed a
marked improvement in the speed of ranking
when testing this aspect. Originally, we only
did this for PDF's, but it seems to help
images too.
You don' have to fill everything in here, just make sure your keywords are in there.
One you have optimised the image off-site, its time to upload it to the Wordpress blog. Here, the SEO is crucial. Create a new post, and enter the title of the post. This should include your image keyword, and your main site keyword too. Try to make it conversational
and not blatant keyword stuffing: “A cool collection: Pictures of fashion clothes and latest styles of neon dresses for this season” is an example of the post title we used.
You now need to enter some content into the post. For image SEO, around 100 words is fine, on an already indexed website, but it's up to you. 300 words will get you well on your way with Google. Make sure the content includes the following:
1. Into the first 5 words of the post, you must include the image keyword
2. Include your main site keyword at least once every 100 words.
3. Include the image keyword at least once every 100 words.
4. Ensure the image keyword has at least two (but preferably three) instances of the keyword in bold, italic and underlined in the post (one of each). You can make a keyword bold AND underlined at the same time. This should work fine.
5. Ensure you use the image keyword as a link to another page on your
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