Redirect Google Images Traffic To Your Website

Most people use Google as their default search engine which is why ensuring your site performs well in Google is essential. But there is a little trick to gain a few extra visitors to your website with little effort.

What you can do is Redirect Google Images Traffic to your website by adding a small code snippet to your header of your website. Doing so will redirect anyone who clicks on an image from your site in Google Image Search and redirect them to your page where the image is displayed on.

This means extra traffic for your site, so well worth doing in my opinion.

To Redirect Google Image Search Traffic to your website add the following piece of code between the head tags on your website:

If you are using WordPress you can also install the Break out of Frames Plugin instead of adding the code above, which will do exactly the same thing for you.

Thats it, if anyone searches for an Image on Google Image Search and click on one of yours they will be redirected to your website instead of seeing the full sized image.

To ensure maximum exposure make sure all the images on your site use ALT tags and you name the image files to be as relevant to the content on your page as possible.

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