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SEO friendly images - Pierrot - 2008-05-09 Hi All! I have a question regarding search engine optimization and Zenphoto...
You can view my site here. As always, thank you in advance! SEO friendly images - digitome - 2008-05-09 how did you get your urls in all lowercase? SEO friendly images - Pierrot - 2008-05-10 Hmmm... lowercase url's? I never gave it much thought! It might be accidental! Any takers for my question above? SEO friendly images - acrylian - 2008-05-10 The example_robots.txt does nothing unless you rename it to robots.txt by the way. Anyway, I don't have any idea, I could imagine that there are loads of reasons for that. Google may just not be finished with your site. SEO friendly images - Pierrot - 2008-05-10 Sure, I got that about renaming the example_robots.txt - am I wrong to understand that it is meant to prevent rather than prompt robots? Also, as I include a photo in my gallery should I be entering any data into any field other than title? I mean, would that help me with Google? I generally never enter image description or custom data. Would that help? Thanks! P SEO friendly images - Pierrot - 2008-05-10 Sorry, just one more thought... Does it make a difference how I name the jpg? Are the following all the same as far as google is concerned? pictureofdog.jpg I'm more inclined to used the latter as it means I won't have to change anything within Zenphoto. It come up as http://phauxshow.com/gallery/Picture+of+dog.jpg.php in the URL I know that's a lot of questions! The good news is that I'm running out of things to ask! Thanks! SEO friendly images - acrylian - 2008-05-10 [i]Sure, I got that about renaming the example_robots.txt - am I wrong to understand that it is meant to prevent rather than prompt robots?[/i] I am by no means a SEO expert and most of the time I feel the importancce a little too hyped (I am google so I am?...:-)), but indeed your images don't show up. Maybe this I just foud by accident may be of help: http://www.seomoz.org/blog/the-web-developers-seo-cheat-sheet SEO friendly images - Pierrot - 2008-05-10 Thanks for all of your help - I really appreciated it! Building this website has been one problem solving task after another but in my experience a solution is always found. I'll have a better look at that link after lunch and post any solution I find. Pierrot |