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Image traffic?

by Vorsiedious
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I've been getting alot of image traffic in the past week (google images), and I've got a couple q's about it:

a) Does it count as a pageview if the person never leaves google images and just views the pop-up window?

b) Is the traffic just as good as those coming from text results?

c) Does it usually last?

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#image #traffic
  • Profile picture of the author HurricaneMedia
    We get the same, two pics on our blog seem to generate about 10% of our traffic, I guess Google must class it as a pageview when it's indexed in Google Images because we don't rank on a search for the keywords, just seem to get loads of traffic from them.
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  • Profile picture of the author blueorca17
    It DOES count as a pageview, however most of the visitors never make it to your site, as they only see the image frame that is loaded above your site.... It also CAN be as good as regular web search, but it really depends on what people are looking for. If they're looking for a product, image search is really good. If they're just looking for a text-based review, then its' not so good. Hope this helps.
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    • Profile picture of the author yukon
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      Originally Posted by blueorca17 View Post

      It DOES count as a pageview, however most of the visitors never make it to your site, as they only see the image frame that is loaded above your site....
      You can easily break the Google frame when traffic clicks on your image inside Google Images.

      Paste this code in the page header, between <head> & </head>, best results If the javascript is at the top of the page, so it breaks the frame before anything else happens on the page. This way the traffic won't have to look at the Google frame.

      HTML Code:
      <script type='text/javascript'> 
if (top.location != location) {
    top.location.href = document.location.href ;
  }
</script>
      Before anyone ask, No, this javascript will not mess with your ranked images. Yes, I run this code on my Adsense sites.
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      • Profile picture of the author JoshuaReen
        Originally Posted by yukon View Post

        You can easily break the Google frame when traffic clicks on your image inside Google Images.

        Paste this code in the page header, between <head> & </head>, best results If the javascript is at the top of the page, so it breaks the frame before anything else happens on the page. This way the traffic won't have to look at the Google frame.

        HTML Code:
        <script type='text/javascript'> 
if (top.location != location) {
    top.location.href = document.location.href ;
  }
</script>
        Before anyone ask, No, this javascript will not mess with your ranked images. Yes, I run this code on my Adsense sites.
        This is the great trick. I'm learning javascript, and today, I've learned something new amazing. thanks for sharing it.
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      • Profile picture of the author alvinchua91
        Originally Posted by yukon View Post

        You can easily break the Google frame when traffic clicks on your image inside Google Images.

        Paste this code in the page header, between <head> & </head>, best results If the javascript is at the top of the page, so it breaks the frame before anything else happens on the page. This way the traffic won't have to look at the Google frame.

        HTML Code:
        <script type='text/javascript'> 
if (top.location != location) {
    top.location.href = document.location.href ;
  }
</script>
        Before anyone ask, No, this javascript will not mess with your ranked images. Yes, I run this code on my Adsense sites.
        do you mean putting it in the template of my blog's <a> and </a>?
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  • Profile picture of the author gpwilson
    The answer of your first and third question is 'yes'. Now come to your second question. It may last or it may not last. All it depends the quality of your text. So, put quality text along with good image.
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  • Profile picture of the author Matt121
    Originally Posted by Vorsiedious View Post


    a) Does it count as a pageview if the person never leaves google images and just views the pop-up window?

    b) Is the traffic just as good as those coming from text results?

    c) Does it usually last?

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    A) Yes, it still counts as a pageview

    B) Yes, the traffic is just as good (as long as it does not add up to the bounce rate)

    C) I don't have a definite answer for this.. But the images from our site has lasted this long in search results for our chosen keywords.
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  • Profile picture of the author isalmanbaig
    why don't you remove iframe ? and redirect image traffic into your blog page
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  • Profile picture of the author boosters
    I am getting lots of traffic through images around may 20-30% rest of the social sites, orgainic and referral and also may be direct who bookmarked us...
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  • Profile picture of the author kaytav
    Originally Posted by Vorsiedious View Post

    I've been getting alot of image traffic in the past week (google images), and I've got a couple q's about it:

    a) Does it count as a pageview if the person never leaves google images and just views the pop-up window?

    b) Is the traffic just as good as those coming from text results?

    c) Does it usually last?

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    Image links are very good. It is a nice way to get some extra traffic. I would suggest you do Image links on the following sites: Pinterest, Flickr, Polyvore(For Fashion only), Clipboard, etc.
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  • Profile picture of the author doel82
    Has anybody tried google breakdance plugins? seemed very nice.
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  • Profile picture of the author Technoduce
    Adding images to the content is really good, that is, Image traffic brings in a lot of links to the website.
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  • Profile picture of the author ProSence
    What if I link my home page with all the images?

    Is there any side effect of this?
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  • Profile picture of the author georgefuller
    couple of years ago, image optimization is one of the best seo techniques that you can do. daily I can earn as much as 50 Hits on images, but as time goes by. google is elevating its algo, more and more old stuffs are getting useless and waste of time techniques.
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