I've searched around for a maximum number of characters to use when writing alt tags, but not seeing anything more than "don't keyword stuff." Is there a recommended number of characters?
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KimCalvert
@KimCalvert
Job Title: Editor in Cheif
Company: Singular Communications, LLC
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Is there a recommended character limit for alt text tags?
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RE: How do I best SEO optimize a landing page that is mostly graphics?
Now THAT's why I wish I could afford an SEO consultant!
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RE: How do I best SEO optimize a landing page that is mostly graphics?
Thanks Brian,
Good answer, thanks, but what is OGP and schema markup?
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How do I best SEO optimize a landing page that is mostly graphics?
I have a social networking website built on a SocialEngine platform. All of the pages (except the home page) are password protected for members only.
My web designer wants the home page to be primarily graphics - not text. It looks nice, but with no substantial copy on the page, can I still get the page to rank well with just meta title, description and keywords (even when those keywords aren't actually on the page?)
What's the best way to handle this?
Kim
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What is "canonical." And what do I need to do to fix it?
I'm seeing about 450 warnings on this.
What is "Using rel=canonical suggests to search engines which URL should be seen as canonical."
And what do I need to do to fix it?
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Should a title tag and the URL be a 100 percent match?
My understanding is that a URL should be as short as possible and also match the title tag, but in order to keep the URL shorter, can you abbreviate it?
For example:
Title Tag: Eat Your Way to Beauty with Superfoods
Kim Calvert is the editor of Singular magazine and the founder of the SingularCity social networking community. A single lifestyle expert and an outspoken champion of single people everywhere, Kim oversees the creative direction and editorial content of the magazine and online social networking community. She secures high-profile contributors and is responsible for setting and maintaining the fun, upbeat, inspirational and often-humorous tone of Singular, America’s lifestyle guide for savvy singles.
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