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Image Alt Tag: ALT text is optional text used as an alternative to the display of an image and is particularly important for users with text-based browsers, for users who turn off the downloading of inline images and for users with disabilities who make use of specialised software whilst using the Internet. Alternate text should be provided whenever the functionality of a document will be effected by the absence of an image
The HTML code for a image alt tag looks like this:
<img src="image.gif" alt="your-alt-text">
ALT text descriptions help you rank higher in some search engines. most search engines, including Google, look at your alt tags when indexing your web page. For many sites, particularly image-heavy sites, ALT text is one of the few elements available for the search engines to index. If your web page has no text at all on it, it can still get a high search engine placement by using ALT text.
Below is something suggestion:
- Make sure including your most important keyword or phrase in your image alt text tags.
- Don't let is empty.
- For image-heavy sites, add more longer image alt text.
- Make it readable.
- Don't spam the search engines, every word don't more than 3 times.
title | keyword | description | heading | link url | link text | image alt | comment | body | frequency | weight | size | prominence | proximity.
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