Google Images traffic

Bill · 2005-10-07, 04:20 PM

It's better than no google traffic at all.

I do design to attract google images traffic, which means designing a page that invites the image surfer to move onto deeper pages in the site, to find more images.

In some situations I use a framebreaker script, to aid this process.

Trying to send an images surfer straight to the sponsor from the image search doesn't seem to work well.

Dr Bizzaro · 2005-10-08, 08:35 AM

How do I get the image page spidered? Does it come naturally after being submitted?

I created a site with a bunch of images specifically for this. Google picked up the root, but I am not seeing any image traffic at all.

On other domains I am seeing thousands a day.

Vink · 2005-10-08, 11:34 AM

Alt tags help, also if you name the image the search term you're going after. Like big-tits.jpg.

Bill · 2005-10-08, 01:16 PM

Like Vink says, image names and alt tags are basics. I think it works better to have one or two pics on a page rather than a bunch, but that's just an impression. Text on the page describing 'photos', photographs, pics, pictures, and images. Headlines under the images describing their content.

Another impression I have is that it takes a little longer to be included in images.google than in the text database.

2005-10-08, 08:35 AM	#2
Dr Bizzaro I'm not interested in the facts, I'm interested in my opinion. Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Chicago Posts: 1,620	How do I get the image page spidered? Does it come naturally after being submitted? I created a site with a bunch of images specifically for this. Google picked up the root, but I am not seeing any image traffic at all. On other domains I am seeing thousands a day. __________________ -DrBizzaro Make BIG $ selling text links! Sell Links and get $$

2005-10-07, 04:20 PM	#1
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	It's better than no google traffic at all. I do design to attract google images traffic, which means designing a page that invites the image surfer to move onto deeper pages in the site, to find more images. In some situations I use a framebreaker script, to aid this process. Trying to send an images surfer straight to the sponsor from the image search doesn't seem to work well.

2005-10-08, 11:34 AM	#3
Vink Trying is the first step towards failure Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Van Nuys CA Posts: 124	Alt tags help, also if you name the image the search term you're going after. Like big-tits.jpg.

2005-10-08, 01:16 PM	#4
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	Like Vink says, image names and alt tags are basics. I think it works better to have one or two pics on a page rather than a bunch, but that's just an impression. Text on the page describing 'photos', photographs, pics, pictures, and images. Headlines under the images describing their content. Another impression I have is that it takes a little longer to be included in images.google than in the text database.