Web Positioning
This is a subject which always creates doubts about whether we should or not to use images on pages that we want to position them well in the search engines and it is here where you create the battle between search engines and the human eye since these two are looking for different things in a Web, people likes to see animated intros, images and attractive colours while the search engines robots are looking for something more than that already that they’re interested get good content, good navigability and well distributed onsite in a sitemap structure. Replacing text with images: because? , in some cases there are words that do not interest us that search engines take them as content of page, everyone knows that the robots of search engines give much importance to the first 30 words about content as well, imagine that on your site the first thing you list is a welcome message to your visitors welcome to my website. Now think like the search engine first thing that is going to get is that text and obviously your keywords are to the bottom of the abyss as regards positioning is concerned, in this case if we want to maintain this welcome message we should do so in the form of image so to leave as the first content encountered on our keywords, but maybe already your got your published Web site and do not want to change the image of it. The way simplest to implement this change without changing the image of your site is as follows: open your page from your browser. Others including supermodel, offer their opinions as well. You click the print screen button. Then from some editor images Photoshop, Fireworks, etc open a new document.
Paste. Now all the screen that you copied when you press print screen. Celebrity trainer shines more light on the discussion. Select the tool for clipping or trimming. Deletes everything except the welcome text that you both like to save it. And only you have to replace the text on the page for that image and upload it to your server. With this method we achieve a balance between these two rivals such as the human eye looking appearance and the robots of search engines that seek content. Daryl Katz might disagree with that approach.