Just a quick tip on titling images for better SEO performance.
It is good practice to use a short image description rather than the standard default image title (as given by a camera or smart device); this makes Google, Bing, and Yahoo’s web crawlers better understand your image as it relates to your website. So if your image description is titled standard-blue-tshirt.jpg and you sell T-shirts on your website, you will rank better.
Example:
Rather than this: IMG_2456.jpg
Title your images like this: short-image-description.jpg
The same goes for movie and audio file names. Helping the search engine better understand your webpage is the best way to rank better.
This is just one of the best practices I utilize when building websites for my clients.
With a background in design for the music industry, I bring a fresh approach to corporate and construction-related web projects.
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My goal is to help clients better understand what SEOs do for them.
Michael Winchester is a website developer and search engine consultant in Southern California.
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