Tips -- how to do Image optimization for search engines.

Discussion in 'Search Engine Optimization' started by FreeTraffic, Sep 23, 2007.

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  1. rukshankb

    rukshankb Banned

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    #21
    Some tips are completely wrong! did u check all of these tips?
     
    rukshankb, Oct 5, 2007 IP
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    A photograph will compress and retain quality better as a jpg.

    A block of flat colour will compress and retain quality better as a gif.

    I hope that simplifies it.
     
    twelfty, Oct 6, 2007 IP
  3. SolomonZhang

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    Well I have some GIF that has 1500*1500 res with less than 1Mb in size. I think I have some, but it's seep down in my HD. Kindda lazy to find it. Maybe when I've stumbled across it some time, I'll put it on an attachment.

    Heck, I'm not saying that GIF is better than JPG. Your statement about "Jpg is usually the best image format for images between those sizes." is also true, with the emphasis on "usually", not "always".

    What I STONGLY disagree are these statement:
    - ONLY use JPG when building website
    - JPG compression is the best
    - JPG done better in SEO

    So, basically what I'm saying that you should never taken GIF and PNG away from your consideration when building a website.
     
    SolomonZhang, Oct 7, 2007 IP
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