Text in my site is too little, what I can do to enhance the ranking?!
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Hi Guys,
My site contents depending mainly on the image with little titles so wondering what I can do yo enhance the site ranking?!
Thanks
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Hi Jim,
I'd suggest writing about each model. Not everyone can easily look at a floor plan and see what's neat about it. Is the house great for multiple generations because it has a mother-in-law apartment? Good for aging in place because there's a downstairs suite and accessibility features incorporate throughout? If this is for a builder, does the builder offer options such as turning that fourth bedroom into a library or home office? If there's a home office with a separate entrance for clients, point that out. Talk about how wonderful the kitchen is, etc.
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Dear Jim,
The ALT and TITLE on images are essential, but your page also needs text, text is the most important SEO tool at this time, so you should be describe in deep these homes, also you can add text such as "this home is ideal for ... ", etc. but think in "Good Text is the king for SEO"
Hope it helps
Claudio
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Thanks Claudio, that is what I already did but wondering if this enough or need more!
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Thanks Keri,
the site mainly show real estate homes pictures [model name and image] so for example in the homepage I have slider with 5 images
The goal is to show homes [model, space, area, Amenities]
The images represent home floor, inside, etc.. but with no description text attached
Currently I added image alt/ title for each image and link as Claudio mentioned below but I'm wondering if this fair enough or need more .
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Hello Jim,
You can do these simple steps:
1. Fill the ALT elements of your images be descriptive NO SPAM, usually short sentences with important keywords.
2. You can describe the images (200 words), also you can invite others to review these images, etc.
Hope it helps.
Claudio
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Are you prohibited from writing more text? What does the site sell / what is the goal of the site? Can you write more about the images?
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