Yes, I meant the metadata stored in the raw image file. Thanks for your help!
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RE: Metadata stored in images read by search engines?
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Metadata stored in images read by search engines?
Does anyone know if metadata stored in images is read by search engines?My company stores images in digital asset management systems and metadata keyword tags are added to the images, so they can easily be found within the system. Since these keywords are stored in the image file, I was wondering if search engines can read them once the image is placed on the website, but I'm not finding any evidence of this in my research.
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RE: Are links between a subdomain and a root domain internal or external?
Thanks Paul! This is very helpful information!
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Are links between a subdomain and a root domain internal or external?
We have a microsite on a subdomain that is kind of a community site that has articles posted to it several times per week. The articles are often relevant to topics covered on the root domain, so links are often included. My question is, are links between the subdomain and root domain considered internal or external? Also, how much of a difference does the location of the links make? For example, if we have a related links menu with links to the root domain is that good enough, or is it that much better to have the links embedded in the article text (toward the beginning of the article)?
I come from a journalism background and have spent the last three years working in eCommerce as an editor. Made the transition to SEO in August of 2012.
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