Everyone is so worried about getting their traffic through the main Google search engine, that they forget a lot of searches Going on through Google Image Search. I’ve read from some other...
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Google Image Optimization
Images can bring in a fair deal of traffic from Google Image Search, especially if you run a image heavy blog or wallpaper site. The following elements should be implemented when optimizing images for Google universal search:
Use descriptive file naming conventions. For example: <img src="http://www.dailymoolah.com/images/100-dollar-bill.jpg" />
Always define the content of an image by using the Alt attribute. For example: <img src=http://www.dailymoolah.com/"images/100-dollar-bill.jpg" alt="$100 Bill" />
Use the Title attribute. <img src=http://www.dailymoolah.com/"images/100-dollar-bill.jpg" alt="$100 Hunder Dollar Bill" title="$100 Hunder Dollar Bill" /
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Google recently “dumbed down” the popular Google Image Search. It’s an obvious optimization for the average user, but the new UI is surely an annoyance for the average techie. (more…)
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Many people hate the new design of Google Image Search and want the old one back. It's pretty easy to do that, as Google shows the classic design if you disable JavaScript. But here's a way to disable JavaScript only for Google Image Search.FirefoxGo to your Firefox profile. For Windows XP, go to Start/Run and type:%appdata%/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/Then click on your profile's folder and open user.js in Notepad (if you can't find it, create a blank text file named user.js). Add these lines at the end of the file:user_pref("capability.policy.policynames", "nojs");user_pref("capability.policy.nojs.sites", "http://images.google.com");user_pref("capability.policy.nojs.javascript.enabled", "noAccess");You should replace images.google.com with your localized version (for example: images.google.co.uk).Then restart Firefox.OperaIf you use Opera 9 and you want to return to the old design:* go to Google Images* right-click and select "Edit site preferences"* go to the Scripting tab* uncheck
Many people hate the new design of Google Image Search and want the old one back. It's pretty easy to do that, as Google shows the classic design if you disable JavaScript. But here's a way to disable JavaScript only for Google Image Search.FirefoxGo to your Firefox profile. For Windows XP, go to Start/Run and type:%appdata%/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/Then click on your profile's folder and open user.js in Notepad (if you can't find it, create a blank text file named user.js). Add these lines at the end of the file:user_pref("capability.policy.policynames", "nojs");user_pref("capability.policy.nojs.sites", "http://images.google.com");user_pref("capability.policy.nojs.javascript.enabled", "noAccess");You should replace images.google.com with your localized version (for example: images.google.co.uk).Then restart Firefox.OperaIf you use Opera 9 and you want to return to the old design:* go to Google Images* right-click and select "Edit site preferences"* go to the Scripting tab* uncheck
