Comments on: Denver SEO Image Results Are Back http://denverseocompany.com/denver-seo-image-results-are-back/ Other SEO Companies in Denver WISH they had our experience. Sat, 07 Aug 2010 18:02:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: knox http://denverseocompany.com/denver-seo-image-results-are-back/comment-page-1/#comment-45 knox Wed, 03 Mar 2010 01:44:28 +0000 http://denverseocompany.com/?p=34#comment-45 Direct image links and pages 301'd to jpg's have affected this as well on some other projects. Direct image links and pages 301′d to jpg’s have affected this as well on some other projects.

]]> By: HighPoint SEO http://denverseocompany.com/denver-seo-image-results-are-back/comment-page-1/#comment-41 HighPoint SEO Sun, 21 Feb 2010 19:33:36 +0000 http://denverseocompany.com/?p=34#comment-41 Hi Zack, I'm glad you wrote this post. I had been noticing the increase in image indexing across a lot of verticals, so this was partially an experiment. I wanted to see how much alt tags actually mattered, vs. the file name etc... As you can see, we didn't use the term "Denver SEO", in our alt attributes, and no title, we strictly used the term in the file name and it ranked in less than 2 weeks. Unfortunately these results don't define the single on-site factor that is MORE important: surrounding content, the title, alt description, or file name, but it does show what the main on-site rankings factors are. The one factor that isn't investigated here are the links to the page (or to the images themselves) and how they influence the rankings of image. To take this post a bit further and examine the links would be pretty beneficial to all reading. Good post as usual! Cheers, Chris Gragg Hi Zack,
I’m glad you wrote this post. I had been noticing the increase in image indexing across a lot of verticals, so this was partially an experiment. I wanted to see how much alt tags actually mattered, vs. the file name etc…

As you can see, we didn’t use the term “Denver SEO”, in our alt attributes, and no title, we strictly used the term in the file name and it ranked in less than 2 weeks.

Unfortunately these results don’t define the single on-site factor that is MORE important: surrounding content, the title, alt description, or file name, but it does show what the main on-site rankings factors are.

The one factor that isn’t investigated here are the links to the page (or to the images themselves) and how they influence the rankings of image. To take this post a bit further and examine the links would be pretty beneficial to all reading.

Good post as usual!

Cheers,
Chris Gragg

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