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An Interesting Experiment With Photo Upgrades
After reading the forums about using wide capsules and carefully captioning each one, I went back yesterday to the first four or five hubs I published and upgraded them. I widened the first photo, where possible, and wrote a more pertinent caption, and did the same with all the...
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New Capsule: Picture Caption
Picture captions, alt tags and image attribution are a mess on HP.Why not introduce a new capsule solely for captions and attribution, entirely separate from the picture and its alt tag?When a hubber uploads a picture, tell them to add an alt tag. It should be the simplest description of the...
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Special Characters in Image Captions
After I create an image caption, special characters are removed.For example, an image caption containing the words: Hősök tereBecome: Hsk tereHowever, the term Hősök tere remains as is elsewhere in my hub.
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Would you say this was over optimization?
First you find an image online you might like to use in an article. Save it to your computer and rename it using keywords. Upload it. Then add an image title and caption. Assuming you use keywords for all of that, would you consider it over optimized?
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I asked the Question!
Could you tell me definitively if I should add a Caption to the images in my Tutorials?Staff gave the reply:-You don't have to but it helps your images be found in Google Image Search which can drive a lot of traffic, especially on craft articles where people want to see images.
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Titles or Captions for Images
I was wondering which is more effective in getting search engines to connect with images. Do they look at the title, or the caption or both? I'd like to know which is the best for attracting the attention of the search engines.OOPs. It should read "Titles or Captions for Images."