ALT Tags Image SEO

ALT Tags

NOTE: Alt tags are counted by Google (and Bing), but I'd be careful to optimize them. I have seen many websites penalizing for invisible items on one side. Do not do that.

ALT tags are very important and I think it is a very worthwhile field to be correct. I have always been the main keyword in ALT.

You're not optimizing your ALT tags (or better, attributes) just for Google!

Use ALT tags (or better, attribute ALT) for the description text that helps the visitor - and keep it.

Not possessed. <br> About us | Contact | About us | Contact | > <br> Do you want to know more? If you are interested in it, I have a simple test using the ALT as many words to determine attributes.

If you are looking for a job, you can write to me. If you want to write a comment, you can write a comment. ALT (or NULL), so people with screen readers can enjoy your site.

Updated 17/11/08 - Picked Up In This SER roundtable ALT Tag:

JohnMu Google: ALT attributes should describe the image. So if you have a picture of a large blue pineapple chair, you should use the old label that best describes is so old = "big blue pineapple chair." The Title attribute is used. The Title attribute must contain information about what will happen when you click on the image. For example, if you want the picture, you should consider something like this, title = "View larger version of the large photo bay of blue pineapple."

Barry continues with a quote:

When Googlebot does not directly see the images, you can add the "old" attribute with "title" and other attributes if they are available to users! For example, if you have a picture of a puppy (the nice at the moment) playing a ball, you can use something like "My puppy Betsy playing with a bowling ball" as the ALT attribute of the picture. If you have a link to the image, you can use this image in high resolution for the title attribute for the link.