Importance of Images on Google
When doing my survey on the current SEO optimization for the brand-new Semiomantics Website we created for Magnetic Transport Surplus, I was again reminded as to the importance of Images on Google when discovering the little image I had created to motivate website visitors and potential customers to “Ask for a Quote” on an incredible top ranking on Google after just a day or two:
Importance of Images on Google
In fact, this Image currently ranks on position 35 on Google … ahead of an awe-inspiring 795,000,000 search returns ! It leads to the brand-new website … and this within just about 2 days as we just got started!
Besides the realiziation that the Internet has become extremely media-oritented, today’s ambitious and successful Website owners and Internet marketers are very well aware of the Importance of Images on Google.
Current surveys have shown that the majority or consumers on the Internet are grabbed by images that talk and trigger their empathy – which in turn influences their decision making and buying muscle. Basically, it’s the same as in the traditional marketing environment: people like to see nice stuff that grabs their attention and makes them laugh or dream! People know what they want and so they react fast and spontaneously when they see the object of their desire. It’s just normal and going the extra mile here to make our offers as mouth-watering as possible pays off.
Even when it comes to business, the owners of websites with captivating pictures and videos are more likely to be contacted than those who don’t care about this important aspect in Website Publishing. Perhaps visitors get the message that no care in making their visit enjoyable, no human side of communication… implies a cold and purely calculating partner? Like may attract like of course… and the content – meaning the information – needs to be to the point – , but everything tastes better with a friendly little ouzo wrapped around it 
So… if you never really looked into giving your website an attractive edge with good visual content, better think twice – or get extraordinary results on Google with Semiomantics Web Design.
