[BUSINESS] how to name images

[alina]

From an seo angle is it more productive to name an image babeinstockings.jpg or leave it as it came from the content seller 1234556.jpg?

[bill]

give it a 5-10 word description that describes the image

[Wm2man]

From an seo angle is it more productive to name an image babeinstockings.jpg or leave it as it came from the content seller 1234556.jpg?

Name them as you mentioned

[LookyLou]

google cares what the name of an image is?

[dom_trev]

give it a 5-10 word description that describes the image

you mean call the image 5-10 words, that is a bit long....

[24alex]

give it a 5-10 word description that describes the image

you mean call the image 5-10 words, that is a bit long....

I think he means the mouse-over not the name of the image itself.

[BOB777]

give it a 5-10 word description that describes the image

you mean call the image 5-10 words, that is a bit long....

I think he means the mouse-over not the name of the image itself.

That works for me, I try write a descriptive line of text for my images.

[Boner]

give it a 5-10 word description that describes the image

you mean call the image 5-10 words, that is a bit long....

I think he means the mouse-over not the name of the image itself.

correct

[jag]

From an seo angle is it more productive to name an image babeinstockings.jpg or leave it as it came from the content seller 1234556.jpg?

use the descriptive naming technique you mentioned

[BarbaraCum]

A word or 2 maximum

[razor]

give it a 5-10 word description that describes the image

3-4 words might be enough 10 seem a lot, and name the image to match the content not some random characters.

[cimage]

A concise description of the image is all it takes, use the words wisely.