Thread: If you have images on your website, you've got to...

It's exactly how dmi told (thx mate!)

The problem is that Google (and many others) just iFrame your site, which means that you won't get your share or revenue there.

Why?

If you use that Google Adsense Whitelist it surely doesn't include Google images, does it?
No, so basically you won't get any credit for any clicks that visitors make @ your site.
Using this little "trick" you'll break the frame and visitors will see your site only, instead of some iFramed version of it.

Also:

If you're using wordpress there's no need for you to edit anything, all you need is to install this plugin - Break-Out-Of-Frames WordPress Plugin - et voilá, problem solved.

Whoa, I never realised that. So, because your site is loaded in an iframe, the image-searcher's visit doesn't count as an impression (hence you won't get paid for pay-per-impression ads)!? And worse, if someone clicks on one of your AdSense ads while it's still within the iframe, the click won't count as originating from your site, and so you won't get paid for that either!?

When I'm Google-image-searching, I get pretty annoyed with sites that break me out of the frame, but now I can better understand why they do it!

Originally Posted by dmi

Open header.php and add the code just before </head>.

I have added this code in my header file and it is working fine for me right now . Now let see that I don't face any negative side from it .

Thanks dmi sharing this tip with us and if you know few more secrets than let them come on our side too , so we can also get benefit from them .

Thanks

Originally Posted by badmash

I have added this code in my header file and it is working fine for me right now . Now let see that I don't face any negative side from it .

Thanks dmi sharing this tip with us and if you know few more secrets than let them come on our side too , so we can also get benefit from them .

Thanks

No negative side.

Number of visitors will increase and bandwidth will increase

Originally Posted by ChrisFletcher

No negative side.

Number of visitors will increase and bandwidth will increase

No problem with bandwidth because I have good hosting plan of hostgator . I wish that it get doubles as soon as possible .

Originally Posted by ChrisFletcher

No negative side.

Number of visitors will increase and bandwidth will increase

In fact none of those will increase, the only difference is that you'll get your adsense credit for those visitors and your traffic will show as "direct traffic" instead of Google images traffic @ Analytics.

You already have those visitors and they already "eat" the same bandwith.

What a great idea and piece of code, I have site just right for this.

heh this dont brake frames in Opera

Originally Posted by Shenron

In fact none of those will increase, the only difference is that you'll get your adsense credit for those visitors and your traffic will show as "direct traffic" instead of Google images traffic @ Analytics.

You already have those visitors and they already "eat" the same bandwith.

You are right Shenron . Last night I added it and today when I saw my analytic stats then my direct traffic chart went high like a pole from 234 to 978 .

I thought it will be displayed in google organic but it is displayed in direct section .

Originally Posted by Shenron

In fact none of those will increase, the only difference is that you'll get your adsense credit for those visitors and your traffic will show as "direct traffic" instead of Google images traffic @ Analytics.

You already have those visitors and they already "eat" the same bandwith.

... That's even better then.