Dynamic image system and SEO behavior

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Dynamic image system and SEO behavior

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I read about SEO and understood that the higher the traffic of text, you have more content to be indexed by Google.

I have an application that is based on images, it's practically a "multiple-gallery" generated not exactly like this, but more or less as follows.

foreach(var foto in galeria){
    <img src="~/arquivos/@foto.imagem" />
}

I was thinking, if I create a table that contains a title for the photo and declare in alt or title , will my images have a value for indexing?

foreach(var foto in galeria){
    <img src="~/arquivos/@foto.imagem" title="@foto.titulo"/>
}

In addition, I thought of generating a table in which the user can register TAGs . Example: The application will pass this:

<meta name="keywords" content="HTML, CSS, XML, XHTML, JavaScript">

For more or less this:

<meta name="keywords" content="@foreach(var tag in tags){@tag.nome,}">

Will my content be treated as text by Google even though I'm receiving it dynamically?

c# asp.net-mvc

asked by anonymous 23.08.2014 / 13:35

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Whenever you think of SEO, think of text. If you want to get a closer idea how a search engine visualizes your page, use Lynx (a text-only browser). Google claims that it does not read the meta="keywords", but it seems that Yahoo and Bing attach some importance to this meta tag. When the alt attributes are mandatory for your page can be validated. So each image should always have a description that serves as an alternative if the image can not be displayed. Google reads this attribute and uses it not only to understand your page, but also to display images when searching for images on google.