This conversation arose from my Promote Your Art with Confidence class and thought I’d share.
Aussie artist Kayleen West has created a terrific post describing the use of ALT tags for your online images and how they are beneficial.
Read: What is an ALT tag?
Cynthia Guajardo also shares this article on ALT tags.
Image: Kayleen West, By the River. Oil on canvas, 25 x 35 cm.
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I’ve just started doing that, to great effect! already some of my post are on the front page of google for keywords found in the alt tags.
Hello Read the posting on using ALT tags and have tried to use them in my blog but have found that I can not recognise the ‘img src’ in the html because there is so much extra added info.