Make Your Visual Media Search Engine Friendly

Use JavaScript Wisely

Using JavaScript to view the content can add functionality to your great website. However, long term, it can make the content more difficult to attain by search engines. When using JavaScript for good and keep the code clean.

Make Use of Image <alt> Attribute

Text-only websites are usually dull and websites based image search engine recognition. Finding a good balance of content and images, and always use a photo <alt> attribute. However, the keyword stuff <alt> function, as it will hurt the ranking.

Provide Additional Content with Podcast and Videos

Podcasts and video are good for users as well as lowering the bounce rate. However, without additional content, so they are useless for search engines. I recommend you take a copy or other content and podcasts and video.

Stay Away From Image Links

Search engines feed of links and link text plays an important role in determining locations. Since search engines can not read images, use them as links are generally a bad idea, especially if done in the browse mode. If you can not move image using the links be sure to use a <alt> attribute of the image.

Do Not Use Frames

Frames are extremely poor SEO and are also very old-fashioned layout, so use them only when absolutely necessary. A good alternative method of PHP frameworks and opportunities to add files.

Do Not Use Flash

For now the search engines are able to index Flash-based sites, and thus any content used in a flash site based on search engines is unknown. If you must, you can use Flash elements in a website but not for laying on the links or content. If you use a flash to provide alternative content.

http://www.shayhowe.com/seo/6-visual-media-optimization-mistakes/

Nook

Good job making it apaepr easy.