I would be intested in knowing what you guys think is the best way to name images?

say "rustic-oak-3-draw-bedside.jpg"

How long should the names be max and are hyphens ok do you think?

Good point Lewis.

How do so what code do I use? (£

I don't have much experience with this.

I have added a price to the Meta Description.. as I believe we are selling this product @ the cheapest price in the country..

I agree it could bring forward any change in any case.

What do you think googles attitude is towards promotional Meta descriptions?

Hopefully a good meta tag that gets a click through would be taken into account ahead of a promotional meta description that mentions price.

What do you think?

I guess what I mean is...

I know it is not supposed to influence SERP's but

Logically if a meta description changes radically I would imagine there would be some mechanisim thats is triggered for at least reviewing the SERP's placement for that page.

So the content of the meta description is irrelevant but the fact it may have changed would flag up somewhere in the Algo?

Its just a thought...

I have just had a page start ranking well in key SERP's and I would like to change the meta description and add a price as we are extremely competative in that line.

Could changing the meta description now a page is ranking negatively impact the SERP placing?

Does anyone have any experience with this?

I would be intested in knowing what you guys think is the best way to name images?

say "rustic-oak-3-draw-bedside.jpg"

How long should the names be max and are hyphens ok do you think?