Google Image

Hey there...

I just wanted to know.. how do we get first page on Google Images.... i m on top for some keywords for my forum.... but i want to know is there any way so u can get on the first page when some1 search google images....

i hope u guyz understand me....

 

Well that's a kinda difficult strategy... make sure the images on the page have good keywords about the image is... and I think PR matters too to get listed higher...

But I also have more questions about that, so if somebody has more info, better reply would be fine

Greetz

 

name your images with the targeted keywords in the alt tags and have the keywords in text on the same page

 

Google image is a very helpful search tool.
Better use a object name instead of using a number to name it.

 

Just use the alt tags and when google will index your page and it will also index your image.

 

as with any page - backlinks should also help I think.

 

Use your targeted Keywords in Tags alt=''....'' .

 

i've also heard that the keywords around the image influence it, along with alt tags.

 

i get some visitor from google image search (although i don't use any keyword!)
But i think use keyword in alt tags and title "" is better!

 

Make the image popular as much as you can i.e page views.
while choosing up the name for images be sure to include specific name for that.

 

Using alt tag and proper optimization of the page..

 

that's a kinda difficult strategy

 

how does google find images... does it look for image name(( like black.jpg )) or does it go by page title... coz every page dosent have alt tag i guess... or sometimes ppl dont put any text around the image...

so wat if there is no alt tag or text around the pic... then it would be useless to havin a pic on your page.. i guessssss......... if i m gettin everything right

 

alt tags are the best for optimizing images.

 

The filename, alt text, and surrounding text is important to rank on Google image search. Don't put the bulk of your text in images, take advantage of ALT tags, and look at the image-to-text ratio on your page.