“Google Friendly” Solutions to Graphic-Intense Sites
We all know that the search engines can't "see" or "read" the graphics on our pages. We also know that we need to provide text on a page, so the spiders will have something to crawl and index.
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When I took the time to look into the error pages that showed up, using my site statistics tools at my domain, I saw that people were trying to access pages that were not set up! I was losing traffic that was looking for me!
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We all know that the search engines can't "see" or "read" the graphics on our pages. We also know that we need to provide text on a page, so the spiders will have something to crawl and index.
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