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Are there negative SEO implications to pages without any images?

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Charlessipe last edited by

Hi Mozzers,

Do you think there are any negative effects of having no images on a page but several hundreds words of text? (There is a logo image and call to action buttons).

Thanks!
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BlueprintMarketing last edited by

Hi Charles,

I believe it's 100% relevant to what the page is about. If for whatever reason obviously you don't believe an image would add to making the entire experience better than it may not matter however I know Google does take the way the page is constructed into account here's some more info.

http://www.pandia.com/marketing101/4-tips.html

hope I was of help to you.

Sincerely,

Thomas
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