Thanks for your quick response Aaron. What you said makes sense, and now I can go to bed with no worries.
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RE: Using Alt Text in stock photography good?posted in Branding
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Using Alt Text in stock photography good?posted in Branding
Hello,
I got a client who told me that he bought his images from a stock photography website. I know it looks awful and all, but the client can't afford a photographer to get some decent pics.
So, How positive it is to use Alt Text on images that aren't yours? The purpose of using alt text properly is to get traffic from an imaged based search right? So if the business shows up with some stock photography it looks kinda bad.
Is it worth optimizing images in this case? Or just leave em without optimizing?
Changing pics isn't an option.
Thanks
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RE: Does Commented HTML Code Get Spidered?posted in On-Page Optimization
It means the content between comment tags won't get spidered.
I'm sorry if I wasn't clear enough on my previous comment.
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RE: Does Commented HTML Code Get Spidered?posted in On-Page Optimization
Crawlers ignore comment tags. They do not have any SEO impact.
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RE: Does Commented HTML Code Get Spidered?posted in On-Page Optimization
Crawlers ignore comment tags. They do not have any SEO impact.